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“Yes, I'd like to order 4,000 lattes to go, please.”
— Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs during the 2007 unveiling of the iPhone.
10 Notable Phones and Tablets from Mobile World Congress 2013
The phones get bigger and the tablets get smaller at the world’s premiere trade show for all things mobile. Here are the highlights.
Why Your Smartphone Will Be Your Next PC
The basic idea is that the smartphone itself is your PC and then docks into some type of shell. Various technologies have emerged that could make this vision a reality relatively soon.
It’s Craigslist, Only on a Phone — and Beautiful
The never-changing classified site has authorized a very slick mobile app.
Highlight Update: Share Photos With Nearby Folks
The people-finding mobile social network now lets you share pictures with folks in your vicinity.
HTC One Smartphone Sports Revamped Interface and ‘UltraPixel’ Camera
HTC has unveiled the HTC One smartphone, an Android device with a 4.7-inch full HD (1920×1080) display. The phone will be available worldwide beginning in late March.
Bump’s New PC/Phone File Transfers: Virtual Sneakernet
The super-simple file transfer app now does two-way exchanges between computers and phones.
What Is a PC?
The question that makes up the title of this post was the very same question that led a post written by my colleague Harry roughly a year ago.
Finally, a Tiny Robotic Vacuum for Smartphones and Tablets
Here we are in 2013, a bunch of suckers – suckers! – cleaning the screens of our phones and tablets using our bare hands. It’s time to shake things up.
BlackBerry Z10 Review: A Modern BlackBerry Phone with Some Kinks
The first BlackBerry 10 handset gets a once great phonemaker back in the game, but it needs more apps and fewer bugs
How the Tablet Came to Disrupt the PC Industry
The PC industry is observing one of the most significant times of change it has ever seen. I do not believe every company will survive this disruption, or at least continue in their current form.