In a Bid to Get Its Devices into the Workplace, Samsung Courts Businesses
The leading smartphone manufacturer hopes to one-up Apple and nudge out struggling BlackBerry.
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Akamai’s Plan for a Wireless Data Fast Lane
Clogged wireless networks spur a plan to speed data to smartphones, for a price.
BlackBerry’s Fate is Intertwined with Its Keyboard
The ailing smartphone maker announced better-than-expected results, but still faces its most important moments ahead.
Qualcomm Wants to Be Famous
Qualcomm is already worth more than Intel. Now the chip maker wants everyone to know it.
The Markets That Startup Founders Are Missing
A common piece of advice given to entrepreneurs may lead them to overlook or dismiss good ideas.
A Former Walmart Exec Wants to Help You Buy Less
An unlikely team comes together with a startup that aims to change retail by becoming the marketplace for the “sharing economy.”
Amazon’s Head of Mobile Interfaces
The man responsible for Amazon’s mobile shopping strategy talks about app design, shopping habits, and how to make it easier to act on your impulses.
HBO GO-It-Alone?
HBO mulls breaking apart from the bundle. Will its broadband partners acquiesce?
Five Opportunities for Mobile Computing
Thousands of startup companies see mobile computing as their chance to strike it big. We picked five.
Lack of Ways to Measure Success Holds Back Mobile Ads
No one really knows if ads on smartphones work.
