The Finnish smartphone maker has released a few hundred of its Sailfish OS-based device.
Jolla’s open-source smartphone makes debut
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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Shedding TV, Intel shifts focus
Intel is maintaining its move ahead into the tablet market and releasing new chip tech.
African telecom landscape looks towards high speeds
Despite the continent’s burgeoning connectivity, some think it is ripe for 4G buildout.
In-flight cell phone use in the future
The FCC is considering revising the law prohibiting cell phone use during flights.
Vietnam’s internet hostility
Vietnam’s relationship to social media, VoIP technology, and the open internet could be getting worse.
Can media-tech’s bright light last?
Media-tech valuations like those of Snapchat and Dropbox are booming, but for how long?
Chip tech mirrors future mobile functions
4G and high definition video capabilities are fleshing out in Qualcomm’s hardware.
Security questions for the internet of things
Verizon issues a new platform for device management as the FTC meets to discuss security standards.
Saudis top web charts, despite restrictions
Saudi Arabia is the heaviest consumer of YouTube in the world, even as one of the most web-restrictive countries.
Pinterest’s API great for brands, not great for strategy
Pinterest announced its first application programming interface on Thursday. The new feature will allow businesses to showcase popular pins on their website.
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