From CNET: For months, the Bellevue, Washington, company has been gaining more mobile phone customers than its rivals. It has struck a chord with consumers through pocketbook-friendly features under the "Uncarrier" banner, including monthly rollovers of unused data and free data roaming in Canada...
From DailyTech: For decades after it invented the cell phone, Motorola Mobility is still alive and kicking in the smartphone space. Today the brand is owned by the Lenovo Group, Ltd. (HKG:0992), a Chinese OEM best known for its PC offerings. Now the new management is prepping a critical refresh of...
From InfoWorld: Intel Security's plans to decommission select McAfee software-as-a-service products mean customers will have to go through the entire deployment and provisioning all over again if they want to keep getting endpoint and email security.
On Jan. 11, 2016, Intel Security will stop...
From CNET: Apple's late-night side project gets a bump to prime time as its new Apple TV goes on sale through the Apple online store today.
The new Apple TV has gone on sale in the US for $149 (32GB of storage) and $199 (64GB). That translates to £129 and £169 in the UK and A$269 and A$349 in...
From PC World: Oracle Executive Chairman Larry Ellison unveiled Sunday new cloud applications and services, including a training tool that integrates with the company's human resources application, and gave a glimpse of the company's security strategy.
As is expected with Ellison's speeches, the...
From DailyTech: When Apple, Inc. (AAPL) launched its Apple Music service back in June of this year one of the more interesting and somewhat overlooked caveats was its declaration that it would eventually be offering its arch-rival Google Inc.'s (GOOG) Android OS users the service as well.
From a...
From InfoWorld: BlackBerry began taking pre-orders today for its first Android smartphone, a slider handset called the Priv. The phone has a price tag of $699 and will start shipping Nov. 6.
The smartphone has 5.4-inch display, is curved on both sides and slides out to provide a physical keyboard...
How often do we expect outcomes that defy expectations? When Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada swept the country with a majority government on Monday, it did not come as much of a surprise to me. They were leading the opinion polls at 37% to 39% up to the election, which, by Canadian tradition, is already very close to take on more than half the seats in parliament. Now, living in the part of the country with almost unwavering...
When Barack Obama was re-elected in 2012 for his second term as the President of the United States, I posted a status on Facebook saying, "I guess you could say... he is Barack". Now, if you have talked to me before, you will probably know about my adoration of puns. I even throw them into my reviews when I see an opportune moment. Puns are my way of making both a joke and a point at the same time. My friends respond to my puns generally in three...
From PC World: While Microsoft’s cloud business may have carried the company through the second calendar quarter, it’s also seeing the first effects of the massive restructuring of its phone business.
Microsoft said revenue in its phone business plunged 54 percent in “constant currency,” factoring...
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