Since the iPhone first arrived on the scene, it has been used to access mobile data like no other device before it. Owners of iPhones browse the web, download apps, upload photos to social networks, and generally download more and ...READ»
Square's gone after the clunky old cash register. Now Google's trying to reinvent how we pay for even more things. It's just revealed Wallet, the first big-name, large scale rollout of NFC wireless wave-and-pay next generation credit cards.READ»
Google is poised to reveal ambitious NFC credit card plans, and ISIS has its own ideas about how to revolutionize payment systems. How the demise of the magnetic-strip card will change the way we pay for stuff. READ»
It's Wednesday May 25th, the 145th day of this year and 50 years to the day that J.F.K. said we'd put "a man on the Moon." Interesting, no? Almost as interesting as our summary of today's early news!READ»
Sprint is integrating Google's Voice digital telephony protocol into its cell phone network offerings. Did Google just insert an important crack in the cell phone industry that it'll lever open later?READ»
The idea behind Zoove is incredibly simple, yes, but simplicity is exactly what marketers yearn for in the age of iPhones, Androids, and BlackBerrys.READ»
The Verizon iPhone rumor mill has just taken a bizarre spin: Rumors have popped up that Verizon is paying Apple to shun rival networks T-mobile and Sprint. Isn't this anti-competitive and illegal?READ»
It used to be, if you were serious about starting a tech company, you went to Silicon Valley. But emerging entrepreneurial hubs around the country are giving startup aspirants options. In this series, we talk to leading figures in those communities about what makes them tick.READ»
Verizon announced that they will not carry any of Microsoft's do-or-die Windows Phone 7 phones at launch--or any time this year. That could well doom Windows Phone 7 to a Palm-like demise.READ»
Partnering with T-Mobile, the big box giant brings its first fully fledged mobile plan to market. It's cheaper and has fewer penalties than its competitors. Could this be the kick in the pants the carriers need?READ»
A group of Republican Senators are requesting the Obama administration block Sprint from receiving crucial telecoms gear from China's Huawei. Why is the GOP standing in the way of trade? READ»
Earlier this month, AT&T moved to tiered, not unlimited, data plans. Now Verizon says they'll go that route as well. Unlimited data plans are not long for this world--here's why.READ»
HTC's Evo 4G is the most exciting Android phone since...well, fine, I guess the Nexus One wasn't that long ago. But it does look amazing, and Sprint announced full pricing and release dates.READ»
