Nokia’s Game-Changing X, X+ and XL Android Phones Feature Microsoft Services
These are fascinating developments that we industry watchers will follow closely, and ones that should be of interest to consumers everywhere.
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3 Things Smartwatches Need to Be Ready for Prime Time
The smartwatch has become a valuable tool that meets some key needs during my busy day. However, we are years away from smartwatches becoming items that a broad audience will accept.
Pebble and Glyph: How Crowdfunding Is Creating Disruptive New Products
Two crowdfunded projects that opened up new categories of devices.
My Ringside Seat at the 1984 Mac Unveiling
As I sat third row center at the Flint Center in Cupertino on January 24, 1984, I had no idea that I was witnessing history.
The Next Big Thing for Tech: The Internet of Everything
Although we have been talking about connected devices since the mid ’90s, I think we will look back at this year’s CES and realize it as the event where the Internet of Everything finally hit the mainstream.
The 2014 Consumer Electronics Show: 8 Trends to Watch
Connected cars, high-resolution TVs, wearables and more.
Why Two-in-Ones Are the Future of Laptop Computing
The definition of a laptop is getting cloudy.
How Tablets Have Redefined the Rules of Personal Computing
It’s pretty clear that the tablet is on track to become the most pervasive personal computer the market has ever seen.
The Smartphone Is the Swiss Army Knife of Gadgets
The smartphone is becoming the most indispensable device we own. It serves as a multi-function gadget, and as the hub for connecting to all types of other devices and services.
Should You Buy a Phablet?
What’s the best screen size for a smartphone: 4-inch, 5-inch or 6-inch?
How Steve Jobs’ Side Bet on the iPad Affected Microsoft’s Tablets
Even though Apple really did make the iPad for consumers, Jobs and his team fully expected it to also become attractive to business users.
How ‘Angel’ Investors Made NakedWines.com Successful
A winery that acts like a tech startup uses grapes instead of silicon or software to deliver its goods.