Recent IDC market projections for PCs and tablets make it clearer than ever that the smartphone revolution is now the primary driver of technology adoption.
There's a simple solution to the problem of high-end smartwatch obsolescence, but it's not being attempted yet.
Who pays for mobile bandwidth has never been more important, or more complex.
Dane Jasper, CEO and co-founder of California ISP Sonic, says the real issue of net neutrality is competition between big carriers and smaller players, not just carriers and content providers.
As disaggregation grows, the days of expensive, proprietary networking hardware are numbered.
Users love shadow IT, but IT departments hate the very idea. It doesn't have to be that way.
These examples clearly illustrate how smartphone makers' decisions influence how the world uses mobile devices.
Swatch's move into the smartwatch market challenges the conventional wisdom of what wearable computing is all about.
The FCC's decision to regulate broadband providers as common carriers is just another step on the long trek from net neutrality to net confusion.
Yves Behar spoke recently about how critical design is to technology adoption, a reality that applies to enterprise products as well.
