PDA's, Telecom, Handheld & Wearable Devices

Magazine articles on personal digital assistants, telecommunications devices, and other handheld and wearable electronic devices.

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CIO April 14, 2014 Tom Kaneshige	Microsoft's Office for iPad Shakes Up Mobile Enterprise Microsoft's ubiquitous Office productivity suite's arrival on the iPad late last month means many things.
Fast Company Harry McCracken	Amazon Fire Phone Review: Ambitious And Inventive, But A Version 1.0 Product I've been testing a unit provided by the company over the last few days.
Information Today July 22, 2014 Barbara Quint	Sony Digital Paper E-Reader Reaches Out to Legal Market The company's marketing strategy involves partnerships with leading content management firms or content suppliers.
Fast Company Alice Truong	A Drunk's Best Friend: BACtrack Introduces A $50 Smartphone Breathalyzer BACtrack CEO Keith Nothacker has an ambitious goal: He wants every person of drinking age living in North America to own his or her own breathalyzer.
Fast Company Rebecca Greenfield	Google, We Made The Perfect Glass Ad For You Google has a "white men wearing Google Glass" image problem to overcome, which is why it has outfitted a lot of very beautiful female models with Glass for its advertising campaign.
AskMen.com	Smartphone Addiction Your attention span is so short, you can't even remember you've just closed that app? Clearly, you need help.
Fast Company Gayomali & Truong	It's Official: Amazon Announces The Fire Phone This is a machine engineered to make spending money as easy as a few button presses.
Fast Company Chris Gayomali	This Is The New HTC One In February 2013, HTC quietly unleashed its Hail Mary, of sorts: the HTC One, a big, beautiful, premium-looking device carved from a thick sheet of aluminum with a super-sharp 4.7-inch screen.
Fast Company Alice Truong	Samsung Debuts Milk, A Free Music Streaming Service For Galaxy Phones Another tech giant is entering the music-streaming space. Coinciding with the kickoff of SXSW Interactive on Friday, Samsung launched Milk Music, an ad-free music streaming service with no subscription fees for Galaxy phone owners.
Fast Company Rebecca Greenfield	Siri, Cortana, And Why Our Smartphone Assistants Have Such Weird Names Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft are making calculated bets that intelligent personal assistants are the future.
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