Global Telecoms Business Innovation Summit 2011 Focused on Cloud-Based Services

By Dragan Petric | 6/13/2011

The telecommunications industry elite from all corners of the world gathered last week in London, where one of the most prestigious European meetings of the sector took place: the Global Telecoms Business Innovation Summit.

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HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z Officially Unveiled

By Ed Hardy | 9/15/2010

HTC has just announced two high-end Android OS smartphones. Although they have similar names, these will have different designs. The Desire HD is going to be a tablet with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, while the Desire Z will be a slider with a smaller display.

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LG Aims at First-Time Smartphone Buyers with Two Optimus Models

By Ed Hardy | 9/14/2010

The LG Optimus One and LG Optimus Chic are an upcoming pair of Android OS 2.2-based devices created for those buying their first smartphone. They will include 3.2-inch, HVGA touchscreens and 600 MHz processors.

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Brighthand Film Festival Zeros In on Mobile Marketing

By Tim Scannell | 9/9/2010

TechnologyGuide and Brighthand will host the 2nd Brighthand Mobile Film Festival this October in San Francisco, as part of the CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2010 event, showcasing the best and brightest in made-for-mobile content.

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What New Feature Do You Most Want to See Become Standard on Smartphones?

By Ed Hardy | 8/6/2010

Over time, features that were once available only in high-end models trickle down to become standard on virtually every smartphone. What currently cutting-edge feature would you most like to see become mainstream?

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Employees Get a Voice in Business Phones and Gadgets, Despite Security Risks

By Jacqueline Emigh | 8/5/2010

Regardless of the presence or absence of security risks, employees in many places now carry lots of clout around choosing which smartphones and other gadgets to use, according to a spate of new research.

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White iPhone 4 Significantly Delayed

By Ed Hardy | 7/24/2010

Apple has once again pushed back the release of a version of the Apple iPhone 4 in a white casing. This means that those buying this popular new smartphone can have it in any color that want, as long as it's black.

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Cellular and Wi-Fi Connectivity: Allies Now Rather than Rivals

By Paul Korzeniowski | 7/24/2010

Cellular communications and Wi-Fi networks were at one time bitter foes. Recently, the hostility has abated and rather than competitive alternatives, the two are viewed as complimentary services.

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Google Nexus One Won't Be Available Much Longer

By Ed Hardy | 7/19/2010

Google has received its last shipment of the Nexus One, and when these units are sold the company will stop offering this Android OS smartphone in the U.S. Google said previously there won't be a Nexus Two.

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Cell Phone Radiation Fears Escalate Despite a Lack of Evidence

By Judy Jefferson | 7/11/2010

While some studies claim that cell phone radiation and frequent use of cell phones can be hazardous to your health, there is still no concrete evidence linking cell phones to illnesses and death.

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FDA Finds No Link Between Cell Phone Use and Cancer

By Kevin Bierfeldt | 5/18/2010

In the midst of ongoing research, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now saying that there is scientific evidence to suggest that cell phones do not pose a significant health risk as a result of radio frequency (RF) energy.

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No Current Smartphones Can Be Upgraded to Windows Phone 7

By Ed Hardy | 3/1/2010

In the wake of the unveiling of Windows Phone 7, many are wondering if the smartphone they are using now will be upgradeable to this new operating system. According to a Microsoft executive, the answer is simple: no.

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