Even as Apple was taking the wraps off the <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/print/9212799/iPad_owners_rush_to_dump_old_tablets_for_new_model?taxonomyName=Hardware&taxonomyId=12">new iPad 2</a> , one analyst firm was reporting that tablets are wreaking havoc on the PC market.
AT&T today introduced a new post-paid monthly data billing option for tablet computers, including <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9212639/Steve_Jobs_launches_Apple_s_iPad_2">Apple's new iPad 2</a> . The move goves AT&T a slight edge over Verizon Wireless, which only offers pre-paid plans for tablets.
Consumers unloaded their old iPads in unprecedented numbers so they can trade up to Apple's latest tablet, a gadget buy-back company said Wednesday.
By the time that Apple CEO Steve Jobs wrapped up today's launch of a revamped iPad, analysts were already calling it "incremental" and pointing out that it the new tablet delivers "no surprises."
Apple should get a jump on the tablet competition Wednesday by dropping the price of the iPad and expanding its distribution, an analyst said today.
AT&T will begin selling the new Kindle 3G e-reader on March 6 for $189 at its retail stores, the first time the carrier has sold a dedicated e-reader device.
Poor etiquette by mobile users is rampant and getting worse every day as use of smartphones and other wireless devices continues to mushroom, according to an Ipsos survey of U.S. adults.
Information technology executives at Chevron Corp. and TD Bank NA are hoping that tablets like Apple Inc.'s iPad and the <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9209323/RIM_to_launch_LTE_HSPA_PlayBook_tablets_by_year_end">upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook</a> from Research In Motion Ltd. can significantly improve their companies' work and decision-making processes.
Apple will hold an event next Wednesday, March 2, where it will likely launch the next iPad, analysts said today.
Retailers are rapidly deploying systems that support item-level <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/76682/Radio_Frequency_Identification">RFID</a> tagging of apparel and footwear, according to an <a href="http://www.abiresearch.com/press/3610">ABI Research report</a> released earlier this month.
BARCELONA -- John Donovan, AT&T's chief technology officer, is making what he calls "creepy" and "spooky" -- but ultimately useful -- predictions for wireless computing and communications in the cloud in 2020.
BARCELONA -- AT&T Chairman Randall Stephenson today prodded carriers, manufacturers and regulators around the globe to create openness and interoperability in mobile devices, platforms and networks in a keynote address at the Mobile World Congress.
A newly formed industry group has proposed a standard that could significantly boost the upload speeds of video content to mobile devices.
BARCELONA -- Microsoft won't be buying Nokia any time soon despite the despite a sweeping Windows Phone agreement announced by the vendors last week, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop told reporters Sunday.
BARCELONA - Verizon Wireless ignited a small firestorm earlier this month when it warned it would throttle back data speeds of the 5% of users who use the most bandwidth.