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 Liveblog: Keynote of Google's Eric Schmidt at MWC 2011 Join us live as Google's outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt discusses the search giant's mobile future at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona beginning at 11:45 a.m. ET Share:   |  Nokia Offers Glimpse of Windows Phone 7 Concepts The two concept devices look slim and sleek, but the company did not say when they would be available. Share: | IBM's Watson Ties for Jeopardy Lead, Victory Not Certain In the battle of man versus machine can IBM's Watson outwit Jeopardy's best players? Round one ends in a tie. Share: | Hello Texting and Goodbye English Geezer Geek takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the catastrophic effect that texting' has had on our culture. Share: | Mobile World Congress 2011: The Hottest Devices So Far Hot new smartphones, tablets, and the elusive PlayStation phone debut at the 2011 Mobile World Congress. Share: | Dragon Age Redemption Borrows Felicia Day For Live-Action Series Because you've always wanted a six-episode Dragon Age live-action miniseries starring The Guild's Felicia Day. Share: | T-Mobile Announces Two Budget Android Phones The new phones, while unimpressive specs-wise, could cost only $50-$75 (with contract) when they become available this spring. Share: | Mobile Payments in US Mired in Fight for Control T-Mobiles parent Deutsche Telekom is excited about mobile payments, but believes a power struggle between wireless carriers, credit card companies and banks may slow acceptance in the US. Share: | Zuckerberg: Facebook Phones are Coming HTC introduced the ChaCha and Salsa, and Facebook's founder said consumers will see dozens of phones with much deeper integration with his social networking site. Share: | Google Chrome Extension Blocks Sites From Search Results The browser extension, Personal Blocklist, can stop sites from appearing in your results and your blacklist will also be sent to Google, where the search giant will consider using the data to adjust its search algorithm and rank the offending sites lower. Share: | Hands On with Samsung's Galaxy S 4G Smartphone (Video) The phone doesnt have the latest and greatest specs, but the fast HSPA+ technology inside it might make for some impressively speedy performance Share: | A Cloud-Based iOS: 4 Reasons It's Ridiculous (For Now) A cloud-based OS won't work for the newest Apple iPhone because the mobile world is not ready to join it just yet. Share: | AT&T Boss Urges Open Devices, Platforms and Networks Globally Randall Stephenson prodded carriers, manufacturers and regulators to create openness and interoperability in mobile devices, platforms and networks in a keynote address at the Mobile World Congress. Share: | Apple 2012: Making Security Sexy Has Apple moved so far ahead of the pack that innovation isn't necessary anymore? Is it the end of invention? Share: | Stuxnet Scored Quick Hit on First Target, Says Researcher Stuxnet infected its first target just 12 hours after hackers finished the worm, an indication that the malware scored an almost instant bulls-eye, a researcher said today. Share: | Network Quality Matters Most When Buying a Smartphone, Survey Says The battle among mobile operating systems may garner a lot of headlines, but it seems network quality is still the most important factor for smartphone users. Share: | Apple Launches App Store Subscriptions The plan, designed to streamline in-app purchases, also gives publishers and developers license to market their goods outside the App Store. Share: | The Ultimate in Man v. Machine Moments As IBMs Watson steps into the Jeopardy! ring it takes a lot of history with it. Share: | Microsoft Certifications Won't Boost Your Pay Much Microsoft certifications are dropping in value and provide a smaller pay boost than IT skills related to Cisco, Oracle, EMC, VMware, IBM, SAP, and Red Hat technologies. Share: | PlayStation Network Purchases Won't Transfer to Xperia Play Phone Buy it once, buy it twice, if you want to play your existing PSP library on Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play, you'll have to purchase them all over again. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Adobe Acrobat 8 ProfessionalCreate, combine and control Adobe PDF documents without spending an arm and a leg. Not only create new documents but also edit existing documents, along with setting passwords, permissions and digital signatures. (Compatibility: Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista) Use coupon code AUTO-7NR9 at checkout for 50% off! | | Disk Doctors UndeleteAn easy-to-use interface hides powerful file undelete technology. A few simple clicks and Undelete scans your hard drive locating deleted files, even if they've been removed from the Recycle Bin or even deleted by bypassing the Recycle Bin. It can undelete data from hard drives, flash drives, USB drives, SD cards, MMS and Firewire drives. (Compatibility: Windows XP, 2003, 2008, Vista and Windows 7) Please use coupon code DISK-U91W-MOO at checkout for 10% off! |  | |
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