‘Electronics’ Archives
Women are really innovative – time for tech companies to let them in
Women dominate social networks, according to the latest Nielsen report. This is not news. Women have been ruling social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and social gaming platforms for the past few years. Women also bring in half or more of the income in 55% of U.S. [Read More]
Samsungs quarterly profits up record 82%
This Samsung kid really can sing. South Korean technology giant Samsung reported a record 5.05 trillion won ($4.45 billion) quarterly net profit for the first quarter, the company announced today. If you’ve been paying attention, the record profit may not be a surprise. [Read More]
Studybook is a new cheap tablet just for students from Intel
Intel announced Studybook today, a design for a cheap tablet intended to target students worldwide. Intel wants device vendors around the world to brand and market the devices, tailoring their software to the local market. That is, each tablet should run in that country’s [Read More]
Mobile devices are changing the way we shop says trend
When Apple Inc. introduced the iPad in 2010, many experts thought tablets would be, at best, a complement to desktops and laptops, a new niche market. But tablets have taken off, and taken on a life of their own. Today comes the latest development in this white hot [Read More]
Where did all the Apple TV’s go? Hint. Something new is coming
You’ll be hard pressed to find an Apple TV in stock at an Apple Store today — 98 percent of the company’s retail locations now report that the media set-top box isn’t available for immediate pickup when placing an online order, reports MacRumors. The shortage lends [Read More]
Tablets looking more like glossy magazines thanks to Mirasol technology
For those of us who still think tablets are a less enjoyable reading experience than plain old glossy magazine paper, the good news is that the elves at Qualcomm have been busy turning their Mirasol color e-ink display into something more than perennial vaporware. Displays [Read More]
IBM tags ‘social media’ as one of its 5 key markets
Social networking has continued its creep into the corporate world, blurring the lines between personal and commercial spheres. The field of social business now accounts for 22% of all time spent online, said Rhodin, adding that for the first time people are spending more [Read More]
Ericsson announces new m-commerce portfolio
Ericsson announces new m-commerce portfolio ahead of Mobile World Congress 2012. · Launch of new services within extended Ericsson M-commerce portfolio brings next generation m-commerce closer · Ericsson M-commerce portfolio designed to speed time to revenue, increase [Read More]
Kids LOVE their parents’ tablets says new Nielsen study
Parents may be the ones ponying up for tablet computers, but a study from Nielsen shows that in many cases, they’re not the only ones in their households that are getting use out of them.Nielsen recent surveyed adults who owned a tablet and have children under the age 12 [Read More]
