Tuesday, October 13, 2009
M-Commerce’s Big Moment
It’s never been easy making mobile-commerce predictions.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Microsoft Sings a New Zune
Hindered by a failure to sell large numbers of digital music players, Microsoft is singing a new Zune. A few weeks before releasing a new version of its MP3 player called Zune HD, Microsoft is taking extraordinary steps to court software developers to create applications for the device.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
A Dell Smartphone Would Face Big Hurdles
Dell CEO Michael Dell has done little to dispel rumors that his company is working on a mobile computing device. In fact, he all but confirmed them while traveling in Japan on March 24 when he said: “It is true that we are exploring smaller-screen devices.” What form those devices will take remains a matter of heated debate.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Setting the iPhone Free From AT&T
As the exclusive U.S. carrier for the Apple iPhone, AT&T has had a lot to celebrate. Rivals hope to crash the party. A growing number of public interest groups want an end to the partnership that forces buyers of Apple’s iPhone to buy their mobile-phone service only from AT&T.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
VoIP Goes Mobile
Scott Goldman uses his mobile phone to call friends and business contacts all over the world, from Britain to Australia. But the Southern California-based consultant doesn’t pay a dime in international tolls to his mobile-phone carrier, AT&T, the biggest in the U.S.
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