Google buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion, secures Patent Stockpile
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
In an unexpected move, Google has transformed from software provider to handset maker by buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion.
Category: Mobile
When it comes to cell phones and Internet service don’t accept the Status Quo
By Mark Orton
I am tired of being buried with cell phone promos. Commercials, ads, brochures, and mail everywhere I turn, extolling the virtues of what they offer. If you’re like me you’ve ignored them, because let’s face it we get comfortable with what we have. But as I found out comfort can cost you money.
Kobo’s Touch eReader innovates the ebook market
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Toronto-based Kobo has released the Kobo Touch eReader. A diminutive, fast and well-priced eBook reader that doesn’t only meet its competition feature by feature but is the smallest yet most capable eReader device around.
Apple reportedly set to improve voice control on next iPhone
By Ted Kritsonis
There have been reports lately that Apple is working on a revamped voice control system that may debut in the upcoming iPhone, expected to be unveiled in September.
How to Find a Safer Cell Phone
By Lee Rickwood
Is there a ‘safer’ cell phone? And how can you tell, if so?
Internet Tracking and Online Surveillance Bill to Boost Costs, Restrict Privacy
By Lee Rickwood
If passed by the majority government, a controversial piece of Canadian Internet legislation could require Internet providers in Canada to hand over personal information to authorities without a warrant or judicial oversight.
Samsung Series 9 proves that Windows PC laptops can be elegant
Text and photos by Ted Kritsonis
The Samsung Series 9 is an ultra-thin laptop that looks and feels luxurious, particularly because it blends style, elegance and durability into one fashionable frame. Considering that PC laptops generally lack a certain flair for design, the Series 9 comes off as distinct and versatile in one fell swoop.
Developer engagement vital to Mobile OS success
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
How companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft and HP engage and compensate developers on their mobile platforms will eventually determine their long term success.