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Mobile & Telecom
Yahoo: Help Us, Marissa Mayer. You're Our Only Hope
Yahoo's CEO pick surprised everyone. Now for the hard part: Fixing the company -
Apps & Software
How to Run Late for a Meeting in Style
A new smartphone app promises to alert friends and family when you're running late -
China
Phone Maker ZTE Eyes U.S. as Lawmakers Worry
China handset maker ZTE needs the U.S. for growth, but some American lawmakers are expressing security concerns -
Personal Technology
Qualcomm Aims to Make Snapdragon a Consumer Brand
Rather like Intel's Inside campaign, Qualcomm is pushing its Snapdragon chip brand to developers in hopes of generating so many mobile apps that consumers demand it -
Mobile & Telecom
NFC Stickers Make Smartphones Smarter
Near field communication tags trigger smartphones to surf the Web or set alarms -
Mobile & Telecom
The Survival Guide for Life After RIM
IT pros preach gadget diversity in case of a BlackBerry apocalypse -
Mobile & Telecom
As Innovation Declines, ITU Hopes to Ease Mobile Patent Wars
With fewer ways to differentiate from the competition, lawsuits will multiply -
Mobile & Telecom
Want to See the Future of Mobile Coverage? Go to a Baseball Game
The evolution of carriers' 4G mobile networks will be seen at stadiums as sporting events and concerts test network capacity -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Microsoft's Surface Tablet Shames the PC Industry
Microsoft stops waiting for PC makers to come up with a plausible Windows-based rival to the iPad -
Mobile & Telecom
The Amazon Smartphone Launches Tech's Costliest War
Amazon.com's move to make a smartphone will set off an expensive conflict with big boys Google, Apple, and Microsoft—and possibly even pint-sized Facebook -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC Profit Hammered as Rivals Grab Further Market Share
HTC's slide in the smartphone market has been steep, as shown by another weak earnings report -
Facebook
Marketers Take Mobile Ads for a Test Drive
Facebook attracts big brands that want to reach emerging markets -
Mobile & Telecom
Twitter Adds to Pressure on Facebook in Mobile Ads
The micro-blogging site intends to lure dollars from Facebook, Google, and Apple by presenting Twitter's mobile advertising as sponsored content -
Mobile & Telecom
Coca-Cola Gives Facebook Global Reason for Boosting Mobile Ads
Brands see Facebook mobile ads as a key way to reach emerging-market consumers -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung's Smartphone Pitch Fuels Mobile-Ad Boom
Notwithstanding space and placement issues, big companies are starting to spend on mobile advertising because it's inexpensive
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