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3 Takeaways from the Mobile World Congress
After the Mobile World Congress (MWC) wrapped up in Barcelona late last week and ended its preview of tech trends to come, the loudest buzz…
Samsung Rolls Out ChatOn, another Challenge to Texting Fees
Samsung's ChatOn, a new, Web-based messaging app designed to help users avoid texting fees, works on smartphones, feature phones, and PCs.
Apple Dividend Rumors Never Die
Arguments for Apple dividends have become a time-honored tradition, although the chorus in their favor now seems to be growing.
Visa, Vodafone Team for Mobile Payments
For potential users, trust is the big issue, so a big-name partnership could be just what's needed to spark huge growth.
PopCap Bets on Its Casino Game for Facebook
With Zynga’s casino-themed games already attracting big crowds on Facebook, PopCap’s “Lucky Gem Casino” has its work cut out for it.
Android Apps Grapple with Pricing Issues
Android Apps can be relatively pricey, a survey shows, although the operating system is still hugely popular, and some hope it will expand to desktop PCs.
Microsoft Jabs Google Over Business Products, Privacy Strategy
While Google grapples with PR problems, Microsoft goes on the attack, belittling Google's apps selection for business and its privacy policy plan.
Amazon Launches Simple Workflow for Business
Amazon's latest cloud-based program, Simple Workflow, allows businesses to develop proprietary applications for billing, analytics, and other functions.
Buzz for 3 Smartphone Makers at the Mobile World Conference
The Mobile World Conference, scheduled for next week in Barcelona, is a huge smartphone showcase. Here's an overview of products from three major brands.
RIM Updates Its BlackBerry Tablet
Research in Motion's PlayBook tablet now provides email support and other key features, but it will take more than a PlayBook upgrade to improve RIM's fortunes.
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