Password protection is very important to any organization, as confidential information needs to be kept safe at all times. However, problems continue arise as users either lose or forget their passwords
The world of mobile video is spreading to more consumers as AT&T takes its mobile U-verse app to three Android smartphones and a Windows Phone 7 device.
By Jared Newman , PCWorld Jul 18, 2011 10:21 AM HTC’s infringement of two Apple patents has led to some gloomy predictions about the future of Android phones, but for consumers it’s business as usual — at least for now. Last week, the
Apple, as many a commenter to our blog has pointed out, isn’t interested in market share so much as profits. But it’s finding increasingly that it might not have to settle for just one as it expands distribution, adds more improvements to its platform and looks at lower price points
By Neil Hughes Published: 12:55 PM EST Apple’s initial legal victory over rival HTC in a patent infringement suit could pave the way for Apple to collect high royalties from devices running Google Android, according to one analysis. Mike Abramsky with RBC Capital Markets believes that Apple has the upper hand over HTC, which is a smaller handset maker with a limited portfolio of intellectual property.
