GM offering smart phone apps that can start vehicles
Detroit Free Press
The smart phone just morphed into a car-key fob. General Motors announced this morning that it will make key-fob functions available on a free smart phone application starting with all 2014 model-year vehicles that have OnStar capability. People who ...
See all stories on this topic »Not all smartphone apps are fun and games
The Daily Advertiser
These days there is an app for just about everything. If you are thinking about purchasing asmartphone or just wonder whether apps are a good idea, the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, along with the Federal Trade Commission, has some facts to share.
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone battery keeps dying? Might be because of Facebook
allvoices
A prominent app developer has run the numbers and concludes that the Facebook app is draining smartphone batteries at a much higher rate than other smartphone apps. The analysis, performed by HomeRemind developer Sebastian Düvel, notes the same ...
See all stories on this topic »Bentleywood High School in final of national competition after designing ...
This is Local London
A group of four pupils have been shortlisted for a national prize for designing their own smartphone app. The year nine pupils from Bentleywood High School, in Stanmore, have made it to the final of a national school initiative, called the Apps for ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone Summit: New York And San Francisco Officials To Meet Over ...
Huffington Post
Many remote security apps are now available for modern smartphones, and they offer everything from near real-time location tracking (often showing your phone's location on a map via a Web interface) and the ability to remote wipe your phone in case of ...
See all stories on this topic »F-Secure Mobile Security App, Available Now For A Free Trial
Dark Reading
Smartphones and tablets are highly susceptible to loss or theft, shady data-stealing apps and phishing schemes. An F-Secure survey found that nearly one in ten Americans have lost their mobile device or had it stolen in the previous 12 months,* thanks ...
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Detroit Free Press
The smart phone just morphed into a car-key fob. General Motors announced this morning that it will make key-fob functions available on a free smart phone application starting with all 2014 model-year vehicles that have OnStar capability. People who ...
See all stories on this topic »Not all smartphone apps are fun and games
The Daily Advertiser
These days there is an app for just about everything. If you are thinking about purchasing asmartphone or just wonder whether apps are a good idea, the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, along with the Federal Trade Commission, has some facts to share.
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone battery keeps dying? Might be because of Facebook
allvoices
A prominent app developer has run the numbers and concludes that the Facebook app is draining smartphone batteries at a much higher rate than other smartphone apps. The analysis, performed by HomeRemind developer Sebastian Düvel, notes the same ...
See all stories on this topic »Bentleywood High School in final of national competition after designing ...
This is Local London
A group of four pupils have been shortlisted for a national prize for designing their own smartphone app. The year nine pupils from Bentleywood High School, in Stanmore, have made it to the final of a national school initiative, called the Apps for ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone Summit: New York And San Francisco Officials To Meet Over ...
Huffington Post
Many remote security apps are now available for modern smartphones, and they offer everything from near real-time location tracking (often showing your phone's location on a map via a Web interface) and the ability to remote wipe your phone in case of ...
See all stories on this topic »F-Secure Mobile Security App, Available Now For A Free Trial
Dark Reading
Smartphones and tablets are highly susceptible to loss or theft, shady data-stealing apps and phishing schemes. An F-Secure survey found that nearly one in ten Americans have lost their mobile device or had it stolen in the previous 12 months,* thanks ...
See all stories on this topic »