Apple fanboys are finally admitting Steve Jobs was wrong about huge phones
Steve Jobs called big phones Hummers (like the cars) and said that no-one was going to buy them. (He was sitting next to the current CEO, Tim Cook, ...
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| Don't use smart phones while walking, experts say
A 14-year-old boy was injured when he walked off a 6-foot-high bridge into a ditch while talking on hisphone. A 23-year-old man was hit by a car ...
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| Doordarshan to be on your mobile phones from next year
New Delhi: Public Broadcaster Doordarshan plans to start broadcasting directly a bouquet of 20 free to air channels in partnership with private media ...
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| The 10 phones that fueled the big-screen revolution
It's safe to say that Steve Jobs was off the mark when he declared that no one would buy big smartphones -- they've become popular enough that ...
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Special "Texters" Lane In China Draws Attention To Worldwide Cell Phone Addiction
The 50-meter (165-foot) stretch of pavement that is divided into two halves - one labeled cell phones, walk at your own risk' and the other marked 'no ...
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ZTE V5 review: Good phone, buggy software
It is likely you would not be aware that Chinese hardware maker ZTE is the world's seventh-biggest smartphone maker. The company shipped about ...
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| Special "Texters" Lane In China Draws Attention To Worldwide Cell PhoneAddiction
The 50-meter (165-foot) stretch of pavement that is divided into two halves - one labeled "cell phones, walk at your own risk" and the other marked "no ...
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Motorola Moto G (2014): Top 5 Business Features
Want a great business phone that's affordable? Motorola's new Moto G is a standout Android smartphone that's hard to beat, for the price. The device ...
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Knock-off cell phones in China lose out to low-cost smartphones
Sales of Chinese knock-off cell phones have been declining since the arrival of smartphones. As big mobile phone makers introduce low-cost ...
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| Lessons on mobile phones
HUBLI : If you support banning mobile phones on college premises, think again. Two young engineering graduates of Hubli are trying to use the ...
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