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New phones and services herald start of CTIA
May 8th
The annual wireless show has yet to begin in New Orleans, but we've already seen new phones from HTC and Samsung and a new connected home from AT&T.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
Kyocera unveils its new audio-boosting technology
May 8th
Before CTIA 2012, Kyocera announced its novel audio technology that's built to boost clarity.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
Samsung Focus 2 hands-on: A fast, affordable Windows phone
May 8th
Before CTIA 2012 kicks off, AT&T displays its third 4G LTE-enabled Windows Phone device, the Samsung Focus 2.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
MasterCard jumps into mobile payments with own digital wallet
May 8th
MasterCard's PayPass wallet will start with online purchases before moving to the physical world.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
Hands-on AT&T Digital Life: A carrier secures your home
May 7th
AT&T is branching out to home security you can control with your smartphone or tablet. Here's how it'll look.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
LG Optimus 4X HD shows up at CTIA
May 7th
Three previously announced LG phones are rearing up to be displayed during CTIA 2012, but there's still no hint of the carriers.
Originally posted at CTIA 2012
Oracle gets a chance to rewrite software law
May 7th
By arguing that programming interfaces called APIs can be copyrighted, Oracle could trigger new legal burdens for technology companies -- such as those building cloud-computing platforms.
Originally posted at News - Business Tech
Oracle v. Google jury returns partial verdict, favoring Oracle
May 7th
A unanimous jury found that Google infringed on Oracle's Java, but failed to say whether Google had made "fair use" of the material. Google called for a mistrial.
Apple launches iOS 5.1.1 to address bugs
May 7th
Company says update corrects an issue with the new iPad that prevents it from switching between 2G and 3G networks, among other fixes.
Originally posted at News - Apple
Android reclaims 61 percent of all U.S. smartphone sales
May 7th
Grabbing ground lost during the holiday quarter, Android now holds almost two-thirds of the U.S. market, says NPD Group.
Originally posted at News - Internet & Media
