New Bluetooth-connected smart watches act like remote controls for your smartphone. Heres how to use them. These watches let you monitor calls, read text messages, check your calendar or e-mail, and even control a PowerPoint presentation with just a tap on your wrist.
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Feed SubscriptionThe Race For Mobile Payments
The fight is on to turn your smartphone into a wallet. Who will win
Read More »How to Launch a Pop-Up Shop
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Read More »6 Things Gadget-Savvy Travelers Pack
A streamlined packing list that won't sacrifice your ability to get things done on the road.
Read More »HD3’s Electric Slyde
In an effort to rethink watchmaking for the 21st century, Jorg Hysek of HD3 created the groundbreaking Slyde watch concept, which is born of the smartphone age.
Read More »How Businesses Are Cashing In On Mobile Payments [VIDEO]
Since the inception of currency, the sale or purchase of goods has been a tangible activity. With the advent of mobile location technology, we are on the verge of changing that paradigm
Read More »The Smartphone Wars Are Over
Statistics , arguments, sales figures, and passionate explanations claiming
Read More »Navigation Powered By Declassified Missile Tech (And Maybe Apple) Makes Sci-Fi Real
Navigation, thanks to a bunch of innovations, is about to get futuristic in a way Star Trek's Mr. Chekov would be impressed with ..
Read More »Facetones Brings a Social Element (and Pictures of your Mug) to the Smartphone
Verizon has a new service called Facetones , a mobile app that creates and displays a video slideshow of your friends’ Facebook photos whenever a call from them comes in or you call them. The app, which syncs your phone’s contact list with your Facebook friend list, is created by Vringo , a provider of software platforms for mobile social and mobile video services
Read More »Are The Tablet Wars Over?
It's certainly looking that way—and Apple's iPad is the victor. The latest casuality appears to be Research in Motion's Blackberry Playbook. It's still on the market, but sales have been lackluster to say the least
Read More »Arm Race: Your Wristwatch Is Your Next Web Portal
The wristwatch was nearly killed off by the cell phone revolution, but with the rise of the smartphone it's about to evolve into something more powerful than it's ever been. Investors, and a number of industry heavies, have just acquired the smartwatch business of Meta Watch , as well as all its IP
Read More »Mobile Mania And The New Location Gold Rush
Location, location, location is back in vogue, but not just for real estate junkies. The smartphone has ushered in a new economy. I turn on my smartphone and I expect magic to happen and the world around me to come alive with reviews, information, and offers
Read More »More HP Rumor Mill!
It shouldn't be called "mergers and acquisitions." It's more like "mergers and acquisitions… and rumors… and speculation." Ever since last week's announcement that Hewlett Packard plans to buy the software data mining company Autonomy rumors and speculation has been, uh, let's just say, thick. Here are some of my favorites: 1
Read More »Your Smartphone Is An Artificial Limb
While you were busy catapulting Angry Birds on your iPhone, scientists at Vanderbilt university were using the components inside your smartphone to create bionic limbs. The Vanderbilt leg , seven years in the making, anticipates the movements of the person wearing it, resulting in a more natural gait instead of the slight dragging experienced by most wearers.
Read More »Why Google Bought Motorola Mobility, And What It Means
With the "unanimous" approval of both boards, Google has agreed to hand over $40 per share to acquire Motorola Mobility--the spun-off phone-making wing of the original Motorola, separate from its government and enterprise business.
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