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Google’s Motorola Acquisition Is About Android

Search giant Google closed a deal today to acquire consumer electronics developer Motorola, Inc., in a bid to reemphasize the company’s commitment to Android

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Sidecar: Smart Calling For Your Smartphone

Sidecar is a newly launched app that aims to add robust and unique features to the calls you make regularly on your smartphone, including video, contact, and location sharing.

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Grave Differences In Federal, Industry Telecom Goals: Report

According to a new report, there are deep rifts between government and industry visions for the future of network communications.

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Visually Impaired Navigation Made Affordable With Smartphone App

Researchers at the University of Nevada in Reno have come up with a novel navigation method for the visually impaired.

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Facebook Acquires Gifting Startup Karma

Social gifting startup Karma announced that they were acquired by Facebook on Facebook’s IPO day.

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9 Web Platforms That Deliver Business Content With Ease

Members of Young Entrepreneur Council answer the question: What’s one up-and-coming web platform (desktop or mobile) you recommend using to distribute your business content?

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University Of Michigan Study Finds Texting To Be More Truthful

A recent study funded by the National Science Foundation revealed that text messages often provide more open and straightforward responses than those given through voice communication.

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Google To Assert Control Over Android

Google steps in to exert more control over the ecosystem of apps and hardware run on Android phones and tablets.

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Bitly Reportedly Raising Funds To Branch Into Search

Link-shortening dynamo Bitly is reportedly prepping to launch a viral search engine, and is working on a $20 million round of funding to power that venture.

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Nokia Moves To Sex Up The Candybar Phone

Remember feature phones? They were usually shaped like candy bars, and they didn’t have the new-fangled touch screens, accelerometers and processing power that now characterize smartphones. But feature phones are still big sellers, especially in developing markets.

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