Google's Grand Plan for Android
Google reportedly is revising how it rolls out new Android versions and devices, which should give the tech giant greater control over features and apps and reduce the influence of wireless carriers. |
Cisco Tackles the Challenge of BYOD
Cisco offers new mobility "Smart Solutions" to help IT deal with the "bring your own device" trend. Some 95 percent of IT leaders surveyed said they now allow employee devices on the network. |
Number of Apps per Phone Up 28%
With more than 50 percent of U.S. mobile phone users now equipped with smartphones, the average number of mobile apps per smartphone jumped from 32 to 41 during 2011, a new Nielsen survey says. |
Levinsohn Has Tough Job Ahead
The newest chief at Yahoo, interim CEO Ross Levinsohn, has carved an entire career out of making deals. Now, as the new head honcho at the embattled Internet icon, he needs to make plenty. |
Wireless Customer Satisfaction Up
LightSquared Files for Bankruptcy
Facebook IPO Price Is Boosted
Big-Name Games Could Revive Sales
T-Mobile Preps for 4G LTE Network
Google-NSA Ties Can Remain Secret 
TV Remotes Are Getting Smarter
$99 Xbox -- With Two-Year Subscription
TV Broadcasts Hit Phones, Tablets
Jury Deadlocks in Google-Oracle Trial
Nvidia Constrained by Tight GPU Supply
IPO Market Showing Signs of Life
What If Apple Were Part of the Dow? 
Reports Abound About New Macs
CTIA Wireless Begins in New Orleans
Cloud Has Silver Lining for Interop
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg Turns 28
