Monthly Archives: January 2012

Each of the major smartphone manufacturers releases devices at different rates. Some, like Apple, are at one extreme and only release one phone a year. HTC and Samsung are the polar opposite and release smartphones in large numbers as often … Continue reading →

Many software developers are now recognising the growing market mobile devices offer to them and they are keen to leverage the potential profits available to them. Historically, those who have developed solutions for desktops have stuck with that model and … Continue reading →

The diversity of media available for smartphones now is huge and almost everything is available with instant gratification becoming a habit that many cannot give up. This means that a smartphone or tablet user can choose whatever they like to … Continue reading →

The Ultrabook is the technological buzz word of the moment. It is somewhere in between a Netbook and a laptop with pretentions of offering the portability of a tablet. It also offers a laptop experience in a much smaller unit … Continue reading →

DuckDuckGo is a new search engine that is starting to gather positive commentary from various sources. It is quick, incredibly simply to use and just works, much like Google did a few year’s ago. When you look at the main … Continue reading →

In the publishing industry, tablets and smartphones are seen as the major threat to profits and at the same time as the great hope for the future. This leaves the publishers in a quandary as to what they should do … Continue reading →

The obvious preference for most people when purchasing a smartphone, tablet or any mobile product is to want as much memory as possible. iPhones are available in sizes up to 64GB and it would appear that the largest options sells … Continue reading →