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RIM’s Apple outrage: Pot calling the kettle Black(Berry)
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
RIM’s Apple outrage: Pot calling the kettle Black(Berry)
OPINION: The aftermath of Apple’s “Antennagate” press conference left some major handset vendors such as RIM firing back at the iPhone maker. Why RIM may have committed a far worse offence after launching its first Storm device and what every smart phone maker can learn from this
RIM: We avoid designing devices like iPhone 4
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
RIM: We avoid designing devices like iPhone 4
Smart phone makers RIM, HTC and Samsung have hit back at Apple's claims that many devices are plagued by reception issues. RIM chief Jim Balsillie led the charge
Apple to give iPhone 4 users free cases
Friday, July 16, 2010
Apple to give iPhone 4 users free cases
Steve Jobs downplays the iPhone's reception problems, saying they're common to all smart phones. But he'll give you a free case anyway
Why Apple bought Quebec mapping firm Poly9
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Why Apple bought Quebec mapping firm Poly9
OPINION: A report suggests that, with Poly9, Apple plans to develop its own in-house mapping software for its popular mobile devices. Why did Apple do it and what does Poly9 do
Developers tepid on Windows Phone 7 mobile app beta kit
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Developers tepid on Windows Phone 7 mobile app beta kit
Microsoft suffers from being a latecomer in the smart phone space as developers are not sold on the Windows Phone 7 platform
Droid X pre-sale ads target Android, iPhone crowd
Monday, July 12, 2010
Droid X pre-sale ads target Android, iPhone crowd
TV ads go for edgy impact, according to an analyst that doubts the "accidental" early release of 170 devices. Plus, another industry observer says that while the Droid X is essentially focused on consumers, it will enter the enterprise through savvy users
Report: RIM plans BlackBerry tablet to rival iPad
Monday, July 12, 2010
Report: RIM plans BlackBerry tablet to rival iPad
The fresh speculation stems from an investor note by Ashok Kumar, an analyst and managing director at Rodman & Renshaw. The report suggest the BlackBerry tablet will also offer front and rear facing cameras
iPhone, iPad get Microstrategy mobile BI
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
iPhone, iPad get Microstrategy mobile BI
Microstrategy extends its mobile focus from the BlackBerry by offering customers to try up to 25 licenses at no charge. Microstrategy's country manager for Canada says the company’s vision for mobile intelligence isn’t solely focused on the business world
Lenovo 'lucky' Apple not focused on China, says exec
Monday, July 05, 2010
Lenovo 'lucky' Apple not focused on China, says exec
China's biggest PC maker has been saved by Steve Jobs' temper and ambivalence, a Lenovo executive said
iPad and tablet rivals will kill netbooks, says experts
Monday, June 28, 2010
iPad and tablet rivals will kill netbooks, says experts
Slate-style devices will outsell netbooks by 2012, Forrester forecasts. Another firm, DisplaySearch, offered up even short-term estimates in the tablet-versus-netbook battle
New iPhone kicks iPad users in the gut
Monday, June 28, 2010
New iPhone kicks iPad users in the gut
BLOGOSPHERE: The “dirty word” of fragmentation appears to be impacting Apple as bloggers point to missing features and inconsistent user experience for iPhone 3G and iPad users following the iOS 4 launch. Find out the specifics
Apple delivers iOS 4, users report back-up problems
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Apple delivers iOS 4, users report back-up problems
The upgrade went smoothly, if somewhat slowly, for most. Some users complained that back-ups of their iPhones were taking much longer than usual
Apple sneaks anti-malware update into Snow Leopard
Monday, June 21, 2010
Apple sneaks anti-malware update into Snow Leopard
The company added a third Trojan signature to baked-in antivirus scanning. It is the first update to Snow Leopard's malware scanning feature in 10 months
Will iPad fail in school?
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Will iPad fail in school?
With no remote monitoring, the iPad gets a failing grade from the education market
Android leads growing Linux-based phone market
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Android leads growing Linux-based phone market
A new report by ABI Research says Linux-based smart phones will outpace the rate of growth of the overall smart phone market by 2015. The drivers behind the expanding market share
Police facial recognition comes to the iPhone
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Police facial recognition comes to the iPhone
There’s an app for law enforcement identity management. It’s called the Mobile Offender Recognition and Identification System, otherwise known as MORIS
Apple unveils new Mac mini with HDMI port
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Apple unveils new Mac mini with HDMI port
The newly designed desktop systems offer a choice of 2.4GHz or 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo processors. Another change internalize the large power brick that Mac users have grown accustomed to, instead being replaced by a standard AC power plug
RIM testing BlackBerry tablet, touchscreen phone
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
RIM testing BlackBerry tablet, touchscreen phone
According to a Wall Street Journal report, RIM will unveil a new BlackBerry OS 6-operated phone with a touchscreen and a sliding keyboard. The report also suggest that the BlackBerry tablet is in its early stages of development
iPad 3G leak flaw more common than you think
Friday, June 11, 2010
iPad 3G leak flaw more common than you think
The AT&T Web security flaw responsible for the iPad 3G data leak is a routine mistake
FBI iPad investigation: an FAQ
Friday, June 11, 2010
FBI iPad investigation: an FAQ
Roughly 114,000 Apple iPad users' e-mail addresses were leaked this week. An FAQ about Apple and AT&T's new relationship with federal investigators
Security lessons from AT&T's iPad breach
Friday, June 11, 2010
Security lessons from AT&T's iPad breach
ATT Inc.s' failure to protect Apple iPad e-mail addresses spotlight the kind of security issues facing enterprise smartphone deployments
Suzuki to IT: Nature, not profit, is the bottom line
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Suzuki to IT: Nature, not profit, is the bottom line
As long as making a buck remains the IT industry’s fundamental bottom line “then we’re hooped,” said the vocal environmental activist. Suzuki’s message to the IT industry and what he thinks of Steve Jobs. WITH VIDEO
HTC acquires mobile software company
Monday, June 07, 2010
HTC acquires mobile software company
The handset maker bought French company Abaxia, which develops phone home screen software. HTC did not disclose the purchase price
Apple's iPhone 4 makes its debut
Monday, June 07, 2010
Apple's iPhone 4 makes its debut
CEO Steve Jobs described the phone as, “beyond a doubt, the most precise thing and one of the most beautiful things we’ve ever made” before highlighting a number of its new features. The company announced the device at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco
How Apple topped Microsoft
Friday, June 04, 2010
How Apple topped Microsoft
Microsoft spends more, but Apple connects with users, Dow Jones says
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