The smartphone of the future will be able to react to your moods, Intel Corp’s (INTC) chief technology officer Justin Rattner predicts.
The phone of the future could use microphones, cameras and heart monitors to measure their user’s moods and offer …
How can you tell that smartphones aren’t just for tech geeks and corporate types tethered to their email anymore? When Oprah Winfrey gives Motorola Defys to her whole studio audience, and Wal-Mart says it’s launching its own mo…
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Nokia’s Symbian platform and Google’s Android system will be racing at a dead heat in 2014, according to a Gartner report. The research firm forecasts that those systems will each have double the users of Apple’s iOS operating …
Google’s Android mobile operating system continues to make major inroads in the cell phone market, and will shoot from a mere 3.9% global market share in 2009 to an estimated 17.7% this year, ahead of RIMM and Apple, according …