A new report from Compass Intelligence found the rise of new technologies, such as cloud computing and smartphones, has led to a new era in the machine-to-machine market in the United States.
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Microsoft appears to be cutting its losses in the smartphone market while it prepares to re-enter the race alongside new partner Nokia.
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Research In Motion, maker of the popular but fading BlackBerry smartphone line, recently announced five new handsets slated for availability through mobile carriers AT&T and Sprint by the end of the year.
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New research shows that the country is becoming divided, and the lines are being drawn by smartphone software vendors. Read the rest of this entry »
In preparation for the release of its first Windows Phone 7-based smartphones, Nokia has seceded the top spot in the worldwide smartphone market, according to recent market research from Strategy Analytics.
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The burgeoning smartphone market appears to be standing in the way of growth in the traditional gaming sector, as Sony and Nintendo are forecasting low profits in the face of rising attention to smartphones.
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Injecting a little more longevity into the handset, Sony Ericsson recently announced a software update for its Xperia X10, which will now benefit from the addition of Android 2.3.
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There’s no denying the enthusiasm behind smartphones these days. And, according to a recent study from IMS Research, that excitement is poised to increase as more people purchase the handy little devices.
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Tablets and smartphones have found a great deal of enthusiasm among consumers in recent years, and it appears small businesses are poised to follow suit, according to a recent AMI Partners report.
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Samsung is making a big move in the tablet market this month by adding one feature to its device that Apple’s iPad is sorely missing – 4G connectivity.
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