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Would a 7-inch iPad kill the Kindle Fire
It was supposed to be the iPad killer and in many ways it was. Well, it didn't kill the iPad,...
Google’s Project Glass could change our views
Every time there is a new smart phone put on the market, millions of people flock to the release in...
The exception: Why Rovio should not go public
In the tech world, companies are often encouraged to go public for many reasons, not the least of which being...
Remote tablets: Revolutionizing your world
The advent of the tablet has already changed our perspective on what can be accomplished with a personal computer. Within...
The rise of the mobile employee
There was a time not too long ago when the only employees who could be considered "mobile" were the high-powered...
iPad is to “tablet” as Starbucks is to “coffee shop”
When a product becomes synonymous with the general term for the item itself, it can own the market. To paraphrase...
BRAD: The ridiculously automated dorm room at Berkeley is much cooler than yours
The dorm rooms that are often the most visited by friends are the ones with a fridge, a Playstation, and...
Is Yelp spending too much money?
They say you have to spend money in order to make money. The problem for Yelp is that they may...
Some amazing facts about mobile around the globe
If there's one thing that everyone can agree on when it comes to mobile technology, it's that the industry is...
Netbook sales down 34% year over year. Can we call them dead, yet?
Less-useful than a laptop, less-awesome than a tablet, the netbook market has suffered the most in the past two years...
Move over, Apple. Samsung is shipping more smartphones.
Samsung is knocking off the top players in mobile. First, they ousted Nokia to become the top mobile phone vendor...
Email isn’t dead and mobile devices are to blame
There was a time not too long ago when technology bloggers and pundits (myself included) believed that email was going...
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