Latest articles by Debra Kaufman
Both Verizon and AT&T plan to end “all-you-can-eat” data plans in preparation for the launch of 4G networks.
The numbers might mean less revenue from the tablet category.
MetroPCS has rolled out in Las Vegas and Dallas.
Nearly one-quarter of U.S. adults use apps on their phones.
New partnerships for its Media Hub entertainment center also enable GalaxyTab and Galaxy S users to buy and rent movies and next-day TV shows.
Volkswagen was one of the first ad campaigns to take advantage of the partnership.
NavBuilderInside is now available to app developers.
The new phone will launch first on GSM networks.
The subscription service is now available on various Motorola, HTC and Samsung phones.
ABC and Fox have signed on to the TV rental model.
The ABI Research report describes the current dynamics of mobile LBS.
The Piper Jaffray report says iOS will stabilize at 20 to 30 percent.
Paid mobile app profits are projected to top $4 billion that year.
AdaptiveBlue’s mobile social network GetGlue is also now on the iPad.
The wireless carrier also announced a prepaid 3G data package.
The results are based on the Open Mobile Video Coalition’s Washington, D.C., showcase.
The Mobile500 Alliance consists of 30 broadcast TV companies and aims to build on the efforts of the Open Mobile Video Coalition to promote mobile DTV.
A smaller form factor and longer battery life are key features of the TLG1121.
The single-chip design speeds time to market.
The iPad is poised to be the Tickle Me Elmo of the 2010 holiday season.
Juniper reports growth with the ‘freemium’ business model.
