Samsung’s Galaxy S4 is an evolutionary not revolutionary update
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla The recently unveiled Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone looks and feels like an incremental upgrade over the bestselling S3 but there’s more than meets the eye.
Category: Mobile
Microsoft will kill Windows Live Messenger soon
By Ted Kritsonis
It was a steep rise and it has been a sharp decline for Windows Live Messenger, or MSN Messenger, as it was known in its prime, now that Microsoft will officially remove it completely and migrate existing and new users to Skype starting April 8.
Causing a Commotion: New Internet, Intranet and Mobile Connectivity Options
The developer of some newly released software wants to challenge the business model that everyone has to buy their own Internet connection.
by Lee Rickwood
NetTalk lets you port over your existing landline phone number
By Ted Kritsonis
If there’s one service that isn’t worth paying the full cost from traditional providers, it’s a landline phone number. NetTalk announced recently that users could now port their existing landlines over to a NetTalk Duo device for a flat fee and use the device as their home or business line.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 aims to disrupt the mini tablet market
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla The arrival of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 tablet is expected to shake up the mini tablet market ruled by Apple’s iPad mini and the Google Nexus 7.
Mobile Security, Online Threats Tackled by Canadian Telecom Provider with Digital Wyzdom
Whether from a nefarious outsider, a malevolent insider or even a well-intentioned internal whistle-blower, threats to valuable personal and corporate assets are increasing exponentially.
by Lee Rickwood
3 Apps for Job Seekers
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Looking for a job? Thinking of starting a whole new career? Here are three smartphone apps designed to help your job search.
Why is Twitter capping posts at 117 characters?
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Brevity has been Twitter’s calling card. Forcing users to limit their Tweets to 140 characters (or less) has led to a creative and economic culture of posting. 117 characters, not so much.