Check out Walt Mossberg’s review of the iPhone 5S and iOS 7
The iPhone 5S and iOS 7 are available on Friday, and Walt Mossberg has his review of them. He says all the new features help the iPhone continue to be the top smart phone on the market, despite one downside. Jump over the break to find out what it is….
Mobile devices have gone from a novelty option to being a huge part of our everyday lives. Less like phones and more like computers, we now use our smartphones and tablets for everything from gaming and surfing the net, to work & money management. No matter what we use our mobile devices for, the question we should all ask ourselves is – How secure are they?
Smartphone use is rapidly growing, which is providing new opportunities for marketers to connect and engage with target audiences, create user experiences, and ultimately build a base of connected and loyal customers. In the U.S., nearly 90 percent of the population has a mobile phone, and the number is still growing. Jump over the break to check out the full infographic…
The vision for the future: connectivity. Using the Mercedes-Benz Concept A-CLASS as an example, they show you the future of multimedia online systems.
Mercedes-Benz made technology a focus in the Frankfurt Auto Show with new integration for iPhones and iPads. iPhone Interface Plus mates a glove-mounted iPhone dock with the center stack info system, mirroring both the screen and the video.
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Preview of the new professional-grade BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and BlackBerry Tablet OS.
Preview of the new professional-grade BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and BlackBerry Tablet OS. For more info on the availability, specs and features, read the press release after the jump…
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the iPhone 4 is Apple’s most expensive ever phone to make short of the original phone itself, a price breakdown by iSuppli has found.
Electronista reports that, the iPhone 4 is Apple’s most expensive ever phone to make short of the original phone itself, a price breakdown by iSuppli has found. A 16GB example costs about $187.51 in raw parts; the bill is less than the $223 of the 2007 original but more than the $173 iPhone 3G and the $178.96 iPhone 3GS. Most of that cost increase is attributed to the LG Display-built 960×640 IPS screen, which is estimated to cost $28.50 all by itself.
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