Industry

Stylin’ – Have We Reached the Limits of Industrial Design in Handsets?

It can be argued that industrial design has historically been a major influence in the decision to purchase specific mobile and wireless products. But are we at the end of the line in terms of its contribution here?

US carriers join forces on stolen phones database, play catch up to rest of world

Keeping track of stolen phones has become increasingly important as more users have expensive smartphones, according to an analyst

Computer science enrollments rise again by 10%

Enrollments might have been higher had it not been for enrollment caps, says Computing Research Association

Computer pioneer, Commodore founder Jack Tramiel, dies at 83

Jack Tramiel ran Commodore International, which released the Commodore 64, one of the most popular computers of all time

NASA Shuttle Discovery set to buzz Washington, DC

Shuttle Discovery, atop NASA’s 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft to fly over national landmarks

Detroit makes pitch for ousted Yahoo employees

In an ongoing effort to rebrand itself, Detroit tries to lure high-tech talent

is BYOD a good idea?

Mobile strategy presents challenges

Expert: iPad Wi-Fi issues may be linked to power management

Unlikely that faulty hardware causing poor wireless connections

Employees Push IT to Social Networks

IT execs aim to comply with worker demands to use social networking tools on the job.

Employees rate satisfaction, security and stress