It seems everyone in business has a smartphone today to keep connected to the office and enjoy their time away from the office. Matthew Miller provides you with news, commentary and in-depth reviews of the latest in mobile phones sporting iOS, Android, Wi
Matthew Miller started using a Pilot 1000 in 1997 and has been writing news, reviews, and opinion pieces ever since.
Networks are getting faster and reaching further, smartphone displays are growing in size, and more people are using tablets. These factors lead to more media consumption, and Verizon reported that they are seeing traffic related to video increase dramatically.
The Apple iPhone finally launches on T-Mobile this week and recent Piper Jaffray study results show the iPhone is owned by nearly half of US teens.
Apple and Samsung dominate the smartphone market and have other businesses to support them. BlackBerry, HTC, and Nokia are phone companies that have all been trying to achieve success for the last couple of years.
Despite the majority of dramatic headlines, the HTC One had little to do with record low profits for HTC last quarter. Actually, with no new products in the quarter, it's quite surprising that HTC is still showing profits and not losses after struggling for more than a year.
Taxes are paid, so now it's time to start buying new mobile gear, including the HTC One and Chromebook Pixel. HTC's One is launching soon, the Facebook Home experience is coming to Android, and T-Mobile is shaking things up in the carrier world.
Wow. I really can't put into words how incredible Brian Klug's review of the HTC One is. I can't even call it a review, but rather almost a doctoral thesis on every detail you could ever think of pertaining to the HTC One.
HTC needs to market their fantastic HTC One device and with the Live Experience Tour it looks like they are starting off on the right foot. They will also need carriers to support the HTC One in stores.
HTC is making a fully SIM unlocked high-end HTC One available for developers and smartphone enthusiasts like me, and it's priced less than many other high-end smartphones, without contract.
The HTC First Facebook phone is available for pre-order now, and the HTC One with BlinkFeed functionality that can be set just to Facebook updates is coming soon. Will a focus on Facebook be attractive to consumers and help HTC stem its financial slide?
I enjoyed BBM Music and found it encouraged me to use BBM while helping me discover new friends. I was hoping to see it on BB10, but now we hear it will be shutting down soon.