Mobile has fast become the growth marketing channel for a number of organisations. For many companies this has meant developing a dedicated mobile application, but is an app necessarily the right choice for everyone? Frank Lord, VP EMEA for ATG, explains why the important issues to consider when developing a mobile app as part of … [Read more…]
Samsung has unveiled its rival to the iPad with the Samsung Galaxy Tab, a new tablet PC using Google’s Android operating system.
With Apple’s new developments in Apple TV, there is a looming battle for the TV OS. Andrew Eisner takes a closer look at the contenders, and what this means for the music, television, and computing industry.
iTunes users are yet to embrace the app phenomenon, with the majority still yet to pay for an app on the store, according to new research.
iTunes users are yet to embrace the app phenomenon, with the majority still yet to pay for an app on the store, according to new research.
iTunes users are yet to embrace the app phenomenon, with the majority still yet to pay for an app on the store, according to new research.
Google has launched a new tool that lets its US-based Gmail users make free calls to one another via the web.
Young adult males factor prominently in the increase in Europeans accessing dating sites on their mobile phones, according to new research.
CreditCall is developing a payment app called CardEase Mobile that allows fully secured Chip & PIN (EMV) or magnetic-stripe transactions to take place on BlackBerry and other smartphones becoming available in autumn 2010 from the usual online resources.
Google is testing a universal search feature that will let users search their e-mail, presentations, spreadsheets and documents.