Verizon Expects a Lot More Devices for Its Old Network
Verizon Wireless says it expects to sell devices --phones and tablets--that would work on its older 3G network well into the next decade.
View ArticleSiri and Apple’s Future
Why Apple's Siri personal assistant software points toward the future of the company's business and perhaps to the future of search.
View ArticleNokia’s Comeback Strategy in Smartphones
The company's chief says it must exploit the shifting smartphone market, profit from its alliance with Microsoft and develop services based on its own assets. It faces challenges: In the third quarter,...
View ArticleSpeed Bumps and Speed Boosts on the Internet
The pursuit of online speed has been a journey lasting decades, involving technology and even sleight-of-hand perceptual tricks. They range from Google's anticipating a user's clicks to Siri's stalling...
View ArticleWhat Must-Have Apps Is Microsoft Missing?
It is not yet clear whether the selection of apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace will be enough to convince smartphone shoppers to come on board. While many of the must-have mobile applications are...
View ArticleThe iPhone: Smart, but Sometimes Rude
There is no way to disable notifications on the iPhone while talking on the phone, which makes disruptions a widely cited problem.
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