An Anti-iPad for India
Suneet Singh Tuli, the man behind the ultracheap Aakash 2 tablet, says the West doesn’t understand mobile business in the developing world.
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A Shrinking Garmin Navigates the Smartphone Storm
Smartphones are digital “Swiss Army knives” that do just about everything. Can the world’s leading GPS company survive?
Will Anyone Create a Killer App for Google Glass?
The hype around Google’s new wearable computers might not translate into a big market for apps for a while.
A Startup That Scores Job Seekers, Whether They Know It or Not
To help recruiters, a startup called Gild has created a database of four million software developers and rated their work. Could other fields be next?
How Facebook Slew the Mobile Monster
The fortunes of the world’s largest social network depend on how much it can earn from mobile advertisements.
Why Apple Should Rename the iPhone the “WeatherVain”
A modest proposal.
Is This Why Google Doesn’t Want You to Drive?
Getting you to take your eyes off the road could be worth billions in new search revenue to Google.
Google Wants to Install a Computer on Your Face
The search company is developing a computer in a pair of glasses. But why would anyone wear them?
Maybe Kickstarter’s Just Not That Into You
Quality doesn’t always rise to the top in Kickstarter, as elsewhere. Creators should stay Zen about it.
Mobile Computing Is Just Getting Started
Smartphones, tablets, and wireless data plans are already a trillion-dollar business. It’s just the beginning.
