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Verizon iPhone 4 to be released this January. We think. Possibly.
Posted August 12, 2010 by George Middleton
Anonymous inside sources say so, so you know it has to be true. Rumors have flared up again over the possibility of a Verizon iPhone. The most recent reports say that the so far fictitious… Read More
Why iPads Are Not Yet Business-Friendly
Posted August 12, 2010 by George Middleton
The iPad is well-loved as a user-friendly, silky smooth bit of technological innovation. Some adore the thing, as a personal device and think that they might as well bring it in to work. However, as… Read More
Apple Quietly Introduces Cloud Music Service
Posted August 4, 2010 by George Middleton
In a quiet, distinctively un-Apple-like release, Apple has launched a cloud music service. The occasion was not marked with loud advertisements or Steve Jobs on stage, but only as a bullet point buried in a… Read More
An Update on the Browser Wars
Posted August 3, 2010 by George Middleton
Internet Explorer, the veteran industry leader, grew in market shares by 0.42% during the month of July, stealing from Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Part of this growth may be attributed to Microsoft’s recent TV… Read More
Top 10 iPhone Apps for SMBs Under $10
Posted August 3, 2010 by Ronny Cheng
Small and medium businesses (SMBs) often cannot afford or simply do not need expensive software to keep their company afloat. The mobile business market is becoming very important now- especially for SMBs because the mobile… Read More
Apple's iPhone/iPad Secure, but Secure Enough Compared to the BlackBerry?
Posted August 2, 2010 by Ronny Cheng
It has been generally determined that Apple's iPhone and iPad are secure enough for high-security businesses and enterprises. Many major companies are adopting Apple's popular technology because Apple has been emphasizing the advanced security features… Read More
IPad Overheats, Lawsuit Ensues
Posted July 28, 2010 by Ronny Cheng
Apple just cannot catch a break with the recent uproar over iPhone 4 malfunctions and now a lawsuit over iPad problems. Three iPad users filed suit against Apple claiming that it overheats and turns off… Read More
IPhone Jailbreaking: For Better or Worse?
Posted July 27, 2010 by Ronny Cheng
Rejoice jail breakers because yesterday the Copyright Office in the Library of Congress ruled that jailbreaking a smartphone is legal. Under the Digital Millennium Copyright's Act (DMCA), it is fair and does not violate the… Read More
Apple and AT&T Face Class-Action Lawsuit for iPhone's Exclusive Coverage
Posted July 13, 2010 by George Middleton
A federal judge has approved an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and AT&T for the iPhone’s exclusive phone service. Judge James Ware of U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California stated in court on… Read More
NTP Sues Apple, Google, and Others Because of Patent Infringement
Posted July 13, 2010 by Ronny Cheng
NTP, Inc., a Virginia-based patent holding company, means business as they filed law suits against six major companies last Thursday. NTP claims that Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft, and Motorola owe NTP licensing fees for… Read More