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Mobile & Telecom
Is Huawei Giving Up on the U.S.? Pretty Much
The huge Chinese technology company and bipartisan Washington whipping boy lowers its U.S. ambitions -
Management
Why Dish Network's Charlie Ergen Wants Sprint Nextel
His $25.5 billion bid is aimed at helping him profit from his spectrum leases -
Mobile & Telecom
India's MakeMyTrip Hopes for a Revival via Smartphones
The mobile boom in India offers another chance to the fading travel site -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Mobile & Telecom
A Hands-On Report About Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0
So far, Galaxy Note 8.0 is is a likeable tablet that's Wi-Fi only and may not quite stand out sufficiently against the iPad mini and previous Samsung offerings -
Mobile & Telecom
As Smartphones Get Bigger, Will Android’s User Base Get Smaller?
We want more screen space, more functions, more of everything in our mobile devices -
Mobile & Telecom
Why HTC Is Losing the Smartphone Game
It keeps being beat by rival Samsung, especially in marketing -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Facebook Should Have Built Its Own Phone
A cheap feature phone optimized for Facebook's services would make the social network more dominant in mobile and spur new user growth -
Consumer Electronics
HTC Needs a Boost, but Facebook May Not Be It
The Facebook alliance is a step backward for HTC's campaign to stand on its own -
Mobile & Telecom
If Vonage Gets Its Way, Area Codes Could Be Up for Grabs
Regulators may give VoIP providers more control over phone numbers -
Management
Retailers Enlist the Smartphone to Encourage Shopping
A digital shopping experience at brick-and-mortar stores -
Mobile & Telecom
T-Mobile, Sprint Are on the Bumpy Road to HD Voice
As carriers launch HD Voice, the technology badly lacks interoperability. Crisp, clear telephone calls will remain rare for a while -
Mobile & Telecom
Aereo Won in Court; Can It Win Over Consumers?
Getting Americans to stop watching traditional TV while sitting on their couches won't be easy -
Mobile & Telecom
The Lease They Can Do: What the Fight Over 'Used' Music Reveals About Online Media
Often you're not buying a song so much as the license that lets you hear it. So what is the optimal strategy for mass licensing digital artifacts? -
Mobile & Telecom
What's Facebook up to With Android?
No matter what Facebook announces on April 4, the company's biggest challenges are in mobile
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Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Mobile & Telecom
Is Huawei Giving Up on the U.S.? Pretty Much
The huge Chinese technology company and bipartisan Washington whipping boy lowers its U.S. ambitions -
Mobile & Telecom
T-Mobile’s LTE Network Is Fast and Getting Faster
Once T-Mobile is running 40Mhz networks, its data pricing will become less expensive, giving the technological latecomer a huge advantage over rivals -
Mobile & Telecom
Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone
Twenty years ago, IBM and BellSouth developed and sold the first smartphone, with touchscreen and card apps. Talk about a device being ahead of its time -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Won't Yahoo! Let Employees Work From Home?
Yahoo seems to be undoing all the benefits associated with allowing the Internet pioneer's employees the freedom to work from home when they need to -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung, Apple, and Their Very Awkward Chip Relationship
As Samsung has grown into a chip-making powerhouse, its ties to Apple have grown both strong and tense -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
Mobile & Telecom
T-Mobile, Sprint Are on the Bumpy Road to HD Voice
As carriers launch HD Voice, the technology badly lacks interoperability. Crisp, clear telephone calls will remain rare for a while -
Consumer Electronics
Why I Might Ditch My IPhone for an Android
To this long-time Apple user, the walled garden of iOS options no longer seems more appealing than Android's sloppier—but open—“tyranny of choice” -
Mobile & Telecom
As Smartphones Get Bigger, Will Android’s User Base Get Smaller?
We want more screen space, more functions, more of everything in our mobile devices -
Mobile & Telecom
India's MakeMyTrip Hopes for a Revival via Smartphones
The mobile boom in India offers another chance to the fading travel site -
Mobile & Telecom
When Your Personal Assistant Is Virtual
The role of the personal assistant is often becoming virtual, from a distance of hundreds or thousands of miles -
Mobile & Telecom
Here's Why Tablets Will Replace the Smartphone
Can't put a tablet in your pocket? Users are carrying them anyway -
Management
Retailers Enlist the Smartphone to Encourage Shopping
A digital shopping experience at brick-and-mortar stores
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Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Mobile & Telecom
Is Huawei Giving Up on the U.S.? Pretty Much
The huge Chinese technology company and bipartisan Washington whipping boy lowers its U.S. ambitions -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Mobile & Telecom
When Your Personal Assistant Is Virtual
The role of the personal assistant is often becoming virtual, from a distance of hundreds or thousands of miles -
Mobile & Telecom
India's MakeMyTrip Hopes for a Revival via Smartphones
The mobile boom in India offers another chance to the fading travel site -
Mobile & Telecom
Marissa Mayer Rolls Out a New Yahoo.com
One of the Web's most visited addresses gets a radical redesign -
Mobile & Telecom
A Hands-On Report About Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0
So far, Galaxy Note 8.0 is is a likeable tablet that's Wi-Fi only and may not quite stand out sufficiently against the iPad mini and previous Samsung offerings -
Mobile & Telecom
Mobile Ads Are the Future. They're Also Lousy
Traditional ads don't travel well, leaving marketers struggling to unlock mobile devices' potential -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
Technology
How to Drink Your Coffee: There's an App for That
A Penn State scientist has an app that keeps your caffeine level in the zone -
Mobile & Telecom
Microsoft's Surface Tablets Raise the Bar for PC Pals
Microsoft forges its own innovative path on a new tablet—a move that could rankle the company's hardware partners -
Apple
Anarchy in the App Store
With 600,000 apps to police, Apple has trouble keeping up with rule breakers -
Mobile & Telecom
As Smartphones Get Bigger, Will Android’s User Base Get Smaller?
We want more screen space, more functions, more of everything in our mobile devices -
Mobile & Telecom
U.S. Text Messaging Champion Is $50,000 Richer
The top U.S. text messager is a 17-year-old from northern Wisconsin -
Management
Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience
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Mobile & Telecom
Is Huawei Giving Up on the U.S.? Pretty Much
The huge Chinese technology company and bipartisan Washington whipping boy lowers its U.S. ambitions -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Some Company Offices Are Virtual
To cut costs and attract talent, some companies are turning to a distributed office model. But there are risks -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung, Apple, and Their Very Awkward Chip Relationship
As Samsung has grown into a chip-making powerhouse, its ties to Apple have grown both strong and tense -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Mobile & Telecom
As Smartphones Get Bigger, Will Android’s User Base Get Smaller?
We want more screen space, more functions, more of everything in our mobile devices -
Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
Video from cheap wireless baby monitors can be easily intercepted -
Mobile & Telecom
A Hands-On Report About Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0
So far, Galaxy Note 8.0 is is a likeable tablet that's Wi-Fi only and may not quite stand out sufficiently against the iPad mini and previous Samsung offerings -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
Apps & Software
Samsung and Apple Duel in Enterprise Tech
The Korean giant is trying to best Apple and others with software and features tailored for business customers
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