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News Flash! Tablets Are Not Smartphones -
You probably already knew this, but a new report from Forrester wants to emphasize this seemingly obvious point: Tablets are not simply larger touchscreen smartphones.
Shazam's New iPad App Is Designed For Watching TV With A Tablet, Too -
Shazam, an app best known for identifying songs playing around you, is making a big move into identifying all kinds of media playing around you.
Google App Engine Cuts Prices By One-Quarter -
Google is reducing Datastore prices by up to 25%, according to an announcement on their Cloud Platform Blog.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Saves Companies Money - But Could Cost Users Big -
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) polices are increasingly popular as a way for companies to let workers use the hardware they like best and are most productive with.
Android Dramatically Extends Lead With Open Source Developers -
Despite Google Android's long market-share rise against Apple iOS, developers continued to stick with iOS as their first deployment target.
Square Storms Japan -
Square, the mobile payment service that has been making strong inroads within the North American retail sector, has announced the availability of its service in Japan.Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works -
You can't have a conversation about Big Data for very long without running into the elephant in the room: Hadoop.
Mailbox Takes Its Email App To iPad, With Android Waiting In The Wings -
What has Mailbox founder Gentry Underwood and his team been up to since selling the email-app maker to Dropbox for a reported $100 million in March?
Mostly working on new versions of the product—like an iPad version of the app, which is coming out Thursday morning on Apple's App Store.
Making Android Pay For Developers: Checking Out The New Tools In Google Play -
This post is the second in the ReadWrite series Making Android Pay, in which we explore the opportunities and challenges mobile developers face trying to make money from Android apps.
LinkedIn's Facelift Continues With New Navigation Bar -
Aligning itself aesthetically more along the lines of social networks like Facebook and Google+, LinkedIn has introduced a new navigation bar to its website.
