Mobile Phones: Page 4
Microsoft Sells Feature Phone Biz as Nokia Returns to Mobile
Microsoft, however, says it intends to continue developing Windows 10 Mobile and support to Lumia phones and devices.
U.S. Investigates Security of Mobile Devices
The Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission have asked mobile phone carriers and manufacturers to explain how they release security updates amid mounting concerns over security vulnerabilities.
How This Smartphone Repair and Reselling Company Exemplifies Best Practices
Meet one of the companies on the E360 index that fits in the 'best practicer' category.
Stop Everything: The iPhone 6S and 6S Plus Are Now in Stores
The hunt is on. Where to get your hands on Apple's newest smartphones today, maybe even if you didn't pre-order.
BlackBerry's 'Priv' Android Phone Will Launch This Year
There's a lot riding on this product.
Study: We Know We're Total Jerks With Our Phones and We Don't Care
Put down the phone, Rudy rude. New findings confirm what we already know: Cell phone etiquette in America is appalling.
Nokia Is Gearing Up for a Mobile Comeback
The company is testing new products, looking for sales partners, hiring software experts and learning from its previous mistakes.
An App That Engages Customers Is Not Automatically an App That Makes Money
Deep analytics combined with good intuition for customer behavior are required if the app is to actually result in more sales.
Tweak Your Mobile Marketing With These Can't-Miss Strategies
Mobile has surpassed desktops for online shopping. Marketers need to adjust.
Proceed With Caution: Should Smartphones Come With a Warning?
A recent study from the University of Derby recommends that consumers be given fair warning about the potential addictive properties of mobile devices.
5 Ways to Maximize Your Mobile Marketing Strategy
Consumers rely on tablets and mobile phones for shopping, creating opportunities to engage them when they are likeliest to buy.
Google Reportedly Preparing to Sell Mobile Phone Plans Directly to Customers
To do so, the tech giant apparently has struck deals with Sprint and T-Mobile.
So What If Its First Phone Flopped? Amazon Is Keeping the Fire Alive Anyway.
Once burned, twice shy doesn't apply. Amazon's not tapping out of the smartphone market just yet.
This Health App Does Everything But Go Jogging for You
The newest iPhone can count your calories, track your workouts and tell emergency room doctors crucial medical history when you can't.
The Secrets to Leveraging the Insatiable Consumer Appetite for Mobile Coupons
Coupons have been popular for generations but mobile devices have taken this venerable marketing tactic into an entirely new realm.