Archive for the ‘ Cellular Telephones ’ Category
Companies like American Greetings are moving beyond texting by offering services that send video messages to cellphones.
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Though girls still have more cellphones than boys, the gap is about half as large as it was in 2005.
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Diane Sawyer of ABC interviews the Bits blogger Nick Bilton about texting at dinnertime and the propriety of poking around the e-mail or cellphone of a significant other.
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Consumers have to do the math when deciding whether to pay more upfront for the freedom of a so-called unlocked phone or pay less for a device with strings attached.
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Monday's roundup of Web nuggets includes an application that deletes text messages from both phones, a 1995 essay on cyberhype and a study on how people read news online.
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Retailers are turning to mobile phone applications as devices for information and ordering.
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Our Friday morning roundup of technology news also looks at 3-D movies and televisions and the poor sales at Palm.
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As mobile phones reach a plateau of innovation, what can we expect from the next generation of mobile devices? Here are six features that could help move mobile technology forward.
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Experts say the state of play for apps is a cacophony of incompatible software that threatens to slow the growth of the mobile Internet.
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Our suggestions for your morning reading include items on Microsoft's new cellphone software, Apple Chief Executive Steven P. Jobs and the missteps at Google Buzz.
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