Monthly Archives: November 2012
It’s Thin … Really, Really Thin
It's Thin … Really, Really Thin
It's shocking just how thin the iMac is. According to Apple, at its edge, the device is just 5mm...
iPad Outsells Surface Tablet as Holiday-Shopping Season Starts
Microsoft is looking to challenge Apple and a slew of other competitors with its latest entry into the tablet market with Surface, but a...
Nokia Intros $62 Asha 205, 206 as Lumia 920 Finds Success
Nokia continued its strategy of offering a mix of low- and high-end devices with the Nov. 26 introduction of the Nokia Asha 205 and...
iPad Driving Online Holiday Shopping: IBM
Early promotions helped drive a rush in online shopping sales over the weekend, while the biggest surge came from mobile consumers led by Apple’s...
Google Android Working on Patch to Restore December
After accidentally leaving December 2012 out of its Android People app, Google engineers are scrambling to fix the error and get December back into...
Apple’s ‘Spaceship’ HQ: 10 Cool Things You Should Know
Apple plans to build a new headquarters to replace its current building in Cupertino, Calif. That building, which Steve Jobs called a site that...
Google Maps Projects Help Charities, Allow For Street Views Messages
The Google Maps API always seems to be used creatively by application developers to create innovative, fun and fascinating maps apps for various groups...
The IT Manager’s Guide to Surviving the Effects of Black Friday
Even if you've been living in a cave on some secret intelligence agency reservation, you know the awful truth about Black Friday. No place...
Nokia Here Maps for iOS Worse Than Apple Maps: Reviewers
Nokia has invested billions in mobile mapping, so when Apple bungled its Maps app in iOS 6, it seemed a golden opportunity for Nokia—with...
Online Privacy Threatened, but Risky Behaviors Persist: ISACA
Many U.S. consumers persist with actions and attitudes that put their online privacy and security at risk, despite the fact that 90 percent of...