Phones from Apple and Samsung topped a J.D. Power satisfaction survey, which cited size, screen quality, battery life, and processing speeds as crucial. The survey also said satisfaction was high for 4G-capable phones.
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
How to access Gmail Offline
Google has been on-again, off-again with providing its Gmail users with offline access, but today it announced a new, HTML5-based solution for people who need to manage their inbox off the grid.
iPad Culture Shock for IT
Thanks to the iPad, the traditional IT culture is about to be upended.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Google bought Motorola to guard Android: Sony Ericsson
Smartphone vendor Sony Ericsson said it saw Google's acquisition of rival Motorola Mobility as a move to protect Google's Android software from legal attacks by rivals.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Prototype iPhone 5 lost in bar, right on schedule
Apple has to wonder if it's really hiring the cream of the crop when another of its employees manages to leave a another prototype iPhone in a bar.
Justice Department sues to block AT&T takeover of T-Mobile
An antitrust lawsuit is filed to prevent AT&T from acquiring T-Mobile USA and displacing Verizon as the nation's largest wireless carrier, a deal that the Justice Department says would lead to less competition, higher prices and fewer choices for consumers.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Are there too many Android devices to choose from?
Does the bevy of choice actually cause more confusion for consumers looking at Android devices?
Google Says Gmail Attack Focused on Iranian Targets
Google said late Sunday that an attack mounted against its Gmail service targeted users primarily located in Iran, although the company has taken steps to block further interception attempts.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Nokia Developer Site Hacked
Smartphone maker Nokia, which is on the verge of porting its entire U.S. product line to Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 platform, suffered an embarrassing security breach over the weekend that exposed personal information belonging to members of its development community.
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Tokyo runner makes 13-mile Apple logo for Jobs
Runner Joseph Tame ran a half marathon in the shape of the Apple logo to pay tribute to Steve Jobs.
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