Samsung Galaxy 6S Adds VidyoMobile to Its Roster

By Steve Anderson

Out at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) event, a host of new developments are emerging to help shape the future of mobile as we know it. Vidyo announced one such development via its VidyoMobile mobile videoconferencing system, which is set to be part of the Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone.
03/05/2015

Cavium Introduces OCTEON Fusion-M at Mobile World Congress

By Peter Bernstein

Amidst Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015's flashy new smartphones, tablets and wearable devices, and all things IoT, M2M and 5G, it is hard to remember that without infrastructure transformation, none of this will happen any time soon. In short, what can be called "plumbing" is critical, and so are t…
03/04/2015

Google Makes Plans to Enhance Service by Moving Into Wireless Business

By Joe Rizzo

At the beginning of the year there was an article in The Information stating that according to three sources, Google was putting together a plan to sell mobile phone plans directly to customers and manage their calls and mobile data over a cellular network. The goal was to come to terms with Sprint …
03/04/2015

IBM Helps Mobile App Developers Lend Hand to People With Disabilities

By Dominick Sorrentino

Mobile devices-and the ever-lengthening spectrum of unique applications-have altered the way we live. Apps help users track calorie intake, readjust their sleep cycles, comprehensively review symptoms, and even monitor blood pressure and take self-administered eye exams. The idea propagated by appli…
03/04/2015

The Power of Live & On the Go: 5 Tips for Delivering Mobile Video to Students

By TMCnet Special Guest

Mobile viewing is a crucial component for captivating today's students. With mobile viewership growing dramatically, especially among younger demographics like high school students, delivering content to any device is a no-brainer.
03/04/2015

OneWeb's Quest For Better Internet Access Brings Honeywell Into the Fray

By Steve Anderson

High speed Internet access is far from universal. Even in developed, first-world nations like the United States, access is spotty at best. Some believe that the recently-cemented concepts of net neutrality will help on this front, while others think that the answer lies with private enterprise. OneW…
03/04/2015

Blackberry Announces a Slew of Enterprise Solutions to Sprint Customers

By Alexandra Duggan

The Mobile World Congress is underway in Barcelona, and Blackberry has taken advantage of this event to announce it is bringing a slew of enterprise solutions to Sprint customers.
03/04/2015

Does Net Neutrality Stand A Chance in the Courts?

By Carl Ford

The order is still not out, but the press has hailed the victory for President Obama on Net Neutrality.
03/04/2015

SAP and Google Working Together Toward the Acceleration of Android in the Workplace

By Joe Rizzo

Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, brought with it the promise of many benefits. The idea that you can use a personal device for work introduced the concept of having greater innovation, a better work life balance and most of all improved productivity.
03/03/2015

IKEA's Furniture of the Future Wirelessly Charges Your Smartphone

By Dominick Sorrentino

Swedish furniture titan IKEA is known for its whimsical store layout. Its labyrinth of fully decorated and sleekly furnished display rooms are effective at representing items for everyday use, allowing customers to mix, match and imagine. With its announcement of plans to incorporate Qi technology i…
03/03/2015