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Microsoft Wants to Clean Up Your Germ-Infested Smartphone Screen
Fact: Your little talk box is crawling with gobs of toxic crud. Microsoft aims to kill those bugs dead. Here's how.
Tired of Plugging Your Gadgets In to Charge? One Day You Could Power Them With Lasers.
Let there be light, the laserbeam kind that could end the constant battle to keep your smartphone battery from dying.
How One Boutique Uses Technology to Help More Brides Say Yes to the Dress
Take this Texas-based small business as an example of how smart tech can help you grow and streamline operations.
A Way to Waterproof Your iPhone? Apple Is Looking Into It.
The Cupertino, Calif.-based colossus is looking for a way to make its smartphones, tablets and laptops resistant to the kiss of death for electronics: moisture.
BlackBerry Makes Its Software Available on Apple, Android and Windows Devices
The company aims to expand its cross-platform strategy and deliver its often admired security, productivity and communication tools to many more smartphones and tablets.
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.
Red Robin Promises Free Lenten Crab Cake Burger If Pope Francis Visits
The burger chain has officially invited the pope over for lunch.
4 Essential BYOD Security Measures
Employees using their mobile devices for work is an efficiency boon but also a constant risk that requires systematic management.
Want a Good Night's Sleep? Ditch the E-Reader.
Researchers found that reading on a tablet decreased feelings of sleepiness, shortened REM sleep and suppressed the production of melatonin in participants before bedtime.
Nokia Revives the Brand With Launch of iPad Lookalike
The 'N1' comes just six months after the company sold its ailing phones and devices business to Microsoft for over $7 billion.
5 Ecommerce Trends Retailers Can Profit From This Holiday Season If They Prepare
As technology becomes integral to shopping, gearing up for the busy season requires retailers to do more than string Christmas lights.
