1962 Stories, most recent news story added Fri Dec 11, 2:56 pm ET
While Motorola and Apple have been battling it out over the best smartphone, RIM has been quietly improving its BlackBerry devices. According to market research firm YouGov's BrandIndex report, BlackBerry's "satisfaction" scores have doubled since the summer to a year-to-date high.
Mobile browsers have come a long way in a relatively short time. In a way, webOS, iPhone OS, and Android users have been kind of spoiled by the fast and easy-to-use browsers installed on their devices by default.
Vlingo Corporation, maker of the world's most popular mobile voice application, today debuted Vlingo 4.0 Plus, featuring "Vlingo Everywhere." Extending Vlingo's mobile voice features, users can now speak text into any field where their BlackBerry® smartphone already allows them to type.
Sometimes the best gift is no gift at all.
Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions Inc. has recently launched two new products − Allscripts Professional EHR 9.0 and Allscripts Remote for BlackBerry smartphones.
Looking at smartphone growth by the numbers, it's a cinch to predict that smartphone sales will continue to boom in 2010.
It is no wonder that many wireless carriers are concerned with capacity when it comes to supporting the growing number of smartphones and other Internet-connected mobile devices. According to an IDC report, there were 450 million mobile Internet users worldwide this year. That amount is expected to more than double by 2013 eventually leading to [...]
Lounging in his giant conference room in an otherwise bland office suite near Long Island's Nassau Coliseum, Lewis Ranieri cultivates the image of a worldly philosopher. The 62-year-old financier prides himself on being a big thinker who conjures elegant solutions to epic problems.
Technology trends can be easy to spot -- iPod earbuds become ubiquitous, people casually use the term "Google" as a verb -- but technology investing is hard. For every Apple and Google, there are plenty of tech companies that fail to turn their innovations into top-performing stocks.
Research in Motion plans to launch BlackBerry Internet service and BlackBerry smartphones in China beginning next year.
Today Skype announced Skype for Symbian beta, a free application that brings Skype features to Symbian phones. Skype for Symbian supports free Skype-to-Skype calling; phone calls with Skype credits or subscription; receive calls on your online number; instant messaging; ... (follow link to read)
Solution locks your BlackBerry's keypad when you begin driving to prevent outbound texting and e-mailing; partners with Wirefly to offer free ZoomSafer -enabled RIM smartphones in U.S.
The holidays are no joyride. Between the stress, the money and the relatives, no wonder so many people contract Seasonal Depression, Financial-Obligation Migraine and Family Drama Disorder.
PARK RIDGE, NJ--(Marketwire - 12/10/09) - The Hertz Corporation (NYSE: HTZ - News ) has launched its new corporate identity program, including a new logo. The corporate identity program will include the introduction of a series of innovations to enhance the customer's rental experience and will be rolled out at key rental locations, as well as internal and external communications, worldwide. "As ...
Event targeted at those who've deployed or are planning on deploying BlackBerries in their enterprise to take place Thursday.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Most Canadian stocks fell, led by financial shares, after a cut in Spain’s credit outlook raised concern that defaults will spread through the global economy.
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina's laid-off tech workers are drawing the interest of corporate talent hunters.
Innovative Safe Driving Program Offers Free BlackBerry Smartphone -- ZoomSafer partners with Wirefly to increase use of safe driving software on the road WASHINGTON, D.C. – ZoomSafer, the leading provider of innovative solutions to prevent distracted driving, launched its new web site today and unveiled a ground-breaking marketing program offering consumers a BlackBerry smartphone equipped to ...
Stocks see moderate recovery from Tuesday's declines, but volumes remain light. The Dow ( ^DJI ) gained 51.08 points today to close at 10,337.05. The S&P 500 ( ^SPX ) added 4.01 points to 1,095.95. The Nasdaq ( ^IXIC ) tacked on 10.74 points Wednesday to 2,183.73. Volume remained light on the session with the NYSE turning over 1.08 billion shares and the Naz trading 1.91 billion shares. Market ...
NEW HAVEN — Police Chief James Lewis announced this morning that he intends to leave when his contract expires Jan. 31, but is willing to stay on until the city finds a replacement.
Canada opened up competition in its telecoms sector on Friday by overturning a regulatory ruling that had blocked Egyptian-backed Globalive from offering wireless service in a market now dominated by three carriers.
