It wasn't easy, but I used a Wi-Fi router app for a smartphone to get access to live television and home broadband access, eliminating a monthly cable bill.
After much speculation, Nokia announced its Android smartphone at the Mobile World Congress today. The Nokia X leaves open many questions.
A similar proprietary software scenario fueled Microsoft's growth when it was a young company supplying PC operating systems.
It would take an unconventional approach, but Nokia's Android-based Normandy smartphone could be good for Microsoft.
It appears that MDM vendors are betting that the consumerization of mobile apps will follow the consumerization of mobile devices in the enterprise.
If a Facebook ad offered me next week's episode of "True Detective" right now for $3.99 I'd stop writing this and start watching it.
IDC says growth in tablet shipments are slipping. Market saturation may be one cause, but usefulness is another.
Once upon a time, Microsoft encountered a foe in the PC market. What it did then is what it should do now in the mobile market.
Intel Media's OnQue technology will improve network efficiency and how people search for and watch television.
Speculating on the specifics of Target's security breach, analysts suggest that encryption may have spoiled the data stolen in the attack.
