Nokia Launches Two Smartphones That Charge Wirelessly
Nokia and Microsoft unveiled two Windows Phone 8 smartphones that both feature a built-in wireless charging capability. Jo Harlow, Nokia’s executive vice president, introduced the first smartphone, the Lumia 920, at a press event Wednesday…
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Sony’s New TV Could Put HD to Shame – If Anyone Buys It
High-definition TV has hit its stride, but already television makers like Sony want to usher in the next wave of ultra-sharp resolution. 4K a standard with four times the pixels of 1080p.…
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Apple, Google Patent Bloodbath May Be Indefinitely Postponed
Despite the acrimony that has grown between Apple and Google over patent infringement allegations — mostly related to Android — the companies apparently are open to talking through some of their differences.…
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Google Study Dives Into Multiscreen Marketing Madness
Consumers are constant screen jugglers, and marketing to them in ways that work well across all types of devices is becoming more difficult. A recent Google study has uncovered new insights regarding…
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Twitter Helps Advertisers Home In
Twitter is helping advertisers fine-tune their targeting, and it could be a win-win-win proposition. “I, as a consumer, should be able to indicate that I am interested in … digital photography, and…
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Linux and Apple: Which Is the Lemon, Which Is the Lemonade?
Think you’re going to run Linux as a second operating system on that new Retina MacBook of yours? Think again. Phoronix’s Michael Larabel has described it as a “less than ideal experience,”…
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September Is Put-Up or Shut-Up Time for Apple
Apple’s recent Wall Street success is fueled partially by expectations surrounding upcoming products. If the rumors are accurate, those products will arrive next month. Will they live up to the hype that…
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Syria Gets Internet Hookup Courtesy of China & other news
Today in international tech news: Thanks to telecommunications company PCCW, China becomes a beacon of Internet access in Syria, helping facilitate the flow information into and out of the country. Elsewhere, Kindle…
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