by Andy Quayle | Jun 7, 2013 | Generally Cool Stuff, Mobile Tech
Verizon announced an app for Android smartphones that offers cloud storage for users’ files, according to PC Mag. This not only provides a backup for the data on the phones, but gives users access to the information from almost any other Internet-connected...
by Andy Quayle | May 30, 2013 | Generally Cool Stuff, Google Tech, Mobile Tech, Social Tech
[ Hat tip to Justin Kownacki on this one – he brought it to my attention on Facebook yesterday. ] Google is, at long last, bringing remarkable changes to the Gmail interface. They’re selling it as “a new inbox that puts you back in control” (see here)....
by Andy Quayle | May 30, 2013 | Generally Cool Stuff, Home Tech, Mobile Tech, Social Tech
(ARA) – Video and Web conferencing have been around for decades, but the quality of the video and audio has proved disappointing and frustrating due to technology glitches and overall poor performance. However, a new cloud-based system, OmniJoin,...
by Andy Quayle | May 25, 2013 | Generally Cool Stuff, Mobile Tech
BlackBerry has more than 60 million users across the globe and is still the No. 1 enterprise communications security solution in the United States. 2013 will see not one, but two new phones by RIM (who recently re-branded itself as simply BlackBerry). It is also...
by Ben Oaks | May 15, 2013 | Verizon Wireless
Conversations happen very fast, both in person and through smartphones. The importance of speaking accurately and confidently also applies to typing on a device. Having a physical keyboard gives users the precision they need with the typing speed they want when...
by Ben Oaks | May 15, 2013 | Blogging, Verizon Wireless
Spring is the time of year when temperatures start to rise and thoughts turn to upcoming day trips and summer vacations. In fact, AAA reported that this time last year nearly 35 million Americans were planning Memorial Day road trips to celebrate the unofficial start...
