The Three Faces
The world has changed since 1982 when Nokia introduced its first cell phone. Now, instead of just simple phones, we have mini computers who access vital documents or find restaurants in a flash. But not all of us feel the same about mobility. Click to see how three distinct types of executives talk mobile.
The Rise of the Mobile Masters
One trend more and more small- to midsize-business owners say is critical to their operations is the adoption of wireless technology.
The Tech Travel Essentials
Having the right tools on the road is essential for every business traveler. Tips for your next trip on what to pack, what to download, and what to leave at home.
No More Dumb Pipes
In an effort to diversify its offerings, AT&T is ramping up application development, especially in the B2B sector.
Visit Mobile
Tourist destinations, like Napa Valley, are hurting as people trim vacation funds. But a new travel app offering discounts, promotions, and special events may be just the ticket to lure them back.Tools on the Go
Best iPad Apps for Small Business
Here's how small business owners can get the most out of their iPads.
Ad Firms Play the Mobile Game
Companies are discovering the playful side of mobile advertising—and seeing results.
Location Matters
Twitter's latest attempt at monetizing includes the launch of Twitter Places, a tool that lets businesses see all the Twitter posts being made from their establishment and use that information to better engage with and connect to customers.
Google Aims at Microsoft With Biz Apps
Google Apps Marketplace may be a blessing for small business and a curse for Microsoft Office.
Public Radio Is Thriving on iPhone
The Public Radio Player app has been downloaded 2.5 million times. There's even an app for This American Life. But what's good for national programs isn't always good for local stations.
The App Explosion
Who can resist the app pull? 2010 is expected to be a watershed year for mobile devices and apps.
The Big Mobility Players
Google Goes Mobile
Google's Android 2.0 mobile operating system will get a huge boost from Verizon, which says its Droid phone knows more tricks than the iPhone. Do those tricks include minting money like Apple?
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Can the Plastic
Next time you’re heading out for drinks at your local pub, bring your ID—and don’t forget your iPhone. A new app lets users drink up and pay their tab using mobile phones.
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Power of Creation
No coding experience? No problem. Google is rolling out a product that lets anyone create apps for Android smartphones.
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Amazon Adding Apps to Kindle
In another move aimed at softening Apple's punch, Amazon tries to sex up its e-reader.
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