forbes.comPublished Everything from Android itself (which doesn’t make any money directly) to its Nexus phones and tablets (which are reputed to be doing no better than breakeven), from its 2008 bid for radio spectrum (which it lost, perhaps purposely, to get Verizon...
forbes.comPublished The engineers showed how to install some existing Android apps using a computer paired to Glass via a Bluetooth wireless connection. Nearly everyone in the room–almost all of them Android developers–sat rapt as the engineers tapped their Glass...
emarketer.comPublished By 2015, three out 10 households will be wireless-only, according to research. This will further accelerate multitasking trends on mobile devices. Consumers in Canada are not only cutting the TV cord, they are also moving away from landline-based...
forbes.comPublished Even if Home doesn’t blanket every phone out there anytime soon, if it gets millions of users over the next year or so, that’s a significant beachhead for Facebook to gain a little more control of the mobile experience from Google, Apple, the...
Even if Home doesn’t blanket every phone out there anytime soon, if it gets millions of users over the next year or so, that’s a significant beachhead for Facebook to gain a little more control of the mobile experience from Google, Apple, the...
Just one word of caution – if your mobile device starts shopping while you’re sleeping it might be time to pull the plug on the wireless router. By 2016 there will be more mobile devices in the world than people.
According to the Business Insider article: "Nomi's team gives retailers a snippet of code that lets wireless routers listen for nearby smart phone signals. The wireless routers can detect unique Media Access Control (MAC) codes from smart phones...
Albright belongs to the m-Qube and Quattro Wireless Mafias, the former having given way to the latter, as well as daily-deals site BuyWithMe (now owned by Gilt Groupe) and social/mobile commerce company Unbound Commerce.
For his part, Google CEO Larry Page reeled off at his earnings call several features he anticipates coming from its Motorola Mobility unit–longer battery life, wireless charging, and better durability.
Armstrong is referring in part to the Direct Living Network Alliance (DLNA), a wireless protocol created by a third-party, nonprofit developer, and that the industry is rapidly adopting. Cord-cutting has been a hot topic for years with the advent...