Americans Love Their Phones More Than The Internet. internet cellphones. Americans are more likely to ditch their Internet rather than their cellphones. According to a new survey done by the Pew internet and American Life Project, 51% of the population would...

18-29 year olds have dropped landlines already and use cellphones and the Internet as their only communication tools. According to Harris Interactive, 89% U.S. adults are now using a cellphone, while only 79% still have a landline phone and 15% are making calls...

VoIP, Pidgin IM/IRC, and the Fluendo (MP3) codec installer as well as the Cell SDK v3.0. Supported audio features include audio, 802.11b Airport auto-configuration (Extreme with manual configuration), Sony’s Sixaxis controller, as well as cellphone internet...

There is no doubt that the trend in the industry points to services that will guarantee ongoing revenue sources. Slowly but surely we may be turning much more into a subscription than we already are. Besides subscribing to your basic utilities, cellphone, Internet,...

device, look at what Apple has done. It’s taken three things that it knows the majority of people want. Nearly everyone wants or needs a cellphone. Most people will want to have an MP3 player, even if they only use it occasionally. Everyone uses the internet....

to make sense in a time where our everyday life is increasingly based on subscription models. You are used to subscribing to your phone and cellphone service, your Internet service, cable service, Tivo and soon you may be subscribing to a music download and...

and receive calls using voice over IP technology. In case there’s any sort of misconception here, Fring bypasses any cellphone carrier and relies solely on an Internet connection to make a call. But here’s the surprise. Fring allows users to make VoIP calls...

Mobile software. The especially interesting part about this announcement is Microsoft’s decision to adopt the Flash Lite 3.x browser plug-in for its mobile Internet Explorer. Originally developed by Macromedia as a cellphone version of its Flash software,...