According to a recent study conducted by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, more than one third of American smartphone owners are using their mobile devices to supplement TV viewing.
A Miami-based educational startup says that synced screens could be the missing puzzle piece to making mobile technology easy and effective in the classroom.
The awkwardly-named Space Monkey is augmented with a stylish external hard drive that stores a copy of the user’s data locally, to expedite access.
GameTanium, Verizon’s new all-you-can-play gaming service is a first for smartphone platforms, but with most games selling for a dollar a piece is a subscription-based service a solid investment?
While it might be a few years before they incorporate Mars, or the depths of the ocean, signs do indicate its growing importance in the company’s pantheon.
The Federal Trade Commission is calling for new strategies to crack down on robocalls, and has launched a consumer education program on the unwanted dials.
When you plan out the next Great American Roadtrip this summer, Roadtrippers can help you find the offbeat, cool, and downright local hotstops along the way.
A South Carolina startup plans to hunt down 52 good ideas for apps a year and turn them into a reality.
Grabowski, who jokingly compared his experience in the restaurant industry to the bawdy comedy film Waiting, says it was his own term of service in food that set the standards he wants OnDeq to uphold.
Hashable CEO Michael Yavonditte fielded questions on Twitter last night about his decision to shut down the mobile contact relationship management app on July 25th.
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