A few well-regarded flagship devices, a focused core experience, a vibrant app ecosystem, and a belief in the quality of its own products: Apple lives and breathes these things, and has achieved massive profitability in the phone space as a result. And it’s about the only strategy Microsoft has left to try. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Autofocus is a feature of modern cameras that’s easy to take for granted. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself how it works? So how does your smartphone do autofocos so easily? Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
Tossup, a new Microsoft app for Android and iOS, aims to make it easier for users to poll their friends and get together. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Free Android launchers are a dime a dozen. I have read this article from MakeUseOf.com. Check this out from MakeUseOf.com
A consumer protection group in China is suing Samsung Electronics and a Chinese vendor for placing too many preinstalled apps on phones, and is demanding that the whole smartphone industry eschew bloatware. Check out this news and click this link from PCWorld.com
It’s easy to think of widgets as big ‘ol 4×4 blocks that dominate your home screen. Such home screen tools are great for your weekly calendar or catching news headlines, but often the utility you gain isn’t worth the lost space. Check this article from the link PCWorld.com
After rolling out preview versions in mid-May, the final versions of Microsoft’s Office suite of apps have landed on Android Phones. The latest of this news is from PCWorld.com Check this link from PCWorld.com