Apps with everything, and apps of every flavor--sounds like a recipe for an interesting technological future. But it's also a change that comes with burdens.READ»
If software is destined to transform an industry, it doesn’t logically follow that established market participants must sit back and watch as software companies digest and destroy their businesses, or that they must cede operational independence and market share to technology pure plays. Instead, they can and should fight victimhood by becoming software companies themselves. READ»
A new Android trojan virus does the most wickedly invasive thing yet--records your phone calls. It also throws a spotlight on the weaknesses of the platform, and suggests companies are going to have to be more innovative in the smartphone-dominated future.READ»
At the Venture Capital in Education Summit yesterday, Jose Ferreira, CEO of Knewton, announced the first big partnerships that will have tens of thousands of students trying the adaptive learning platform he's been building for the past five years. READ»
Last year it was the iPad. This year it is the Mac App Store and an iPhone price slash. Steve Jobs and the gang sure are good at annoying CES exhibitors. READ»
Everyone has fired at least one regrettably bitchy email over the transom, even people who should know better. Wouldn't it be nice if you could somehow auto-correct before hitting "send"? Lucky you, (we mean you, Jobs!): There's a ...READ»
Playful software didn't begin with the invention of iPhone apps -- it's been going strong ever since computers and programming were invented more than half a century ago. A new exhibition at Bristol's Arnolfini gallery entitled ...READ»
Steve Jobs' magic and revolutionary device may have wowed the world earlier this year, but has the MacBook Air refresh rendered the iPad obsolete?READ»
The iPhone and iPad app store has been a huge success for Apple. Can Steve Jobs make lightning strike a third time -- on the Mac? Here's why it may be a little more difficult.READ»
Google's doodle today is a rare thing--one of their interactive efforts. It's a load of balls. Bouncing, colored balls that make up the famous Google logo. Everyone's pondering why. We think we know.
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When I recently received my new iPhone 4, I took great delight in organizing my apps into folders. Then I used it for a couple of days and realized, not counting pre-loaded Apple software, I only use five apps. Why am I wasting time collecting and organizing all these apps? We're in an app bubble.READ»
Mobile apps have taken over the world. So it's only fitting that we take a look at the current state of mobile apps with this colorful, informative infographic.READ»
Proof, if you needed it, that Barnes & Noble is one of the more dynamic retailers around: as well as hardware, it's just gone into software, with its free NOOKstudy application, a Mac- and PC-compatible program that lets students ...READ»
Ten One is a New Jersey-based firm that deals with accessories for smartphones and tablets, with the odd bit of software thrown in for good measure. One of their products is the Pogo stylus, which can't have Steve Jobs that ...READ»
