The days of owning a cellphone are a thing of the past. Today we carry mini computers with a cell phone app embedded within it. Over half of Americans now own a smartphone. How we use these powerful devices vary greatly by age and gender. This infographic from Online Colleges shows
We've been chatting about the coming tsunami of the mobile web for quite some time. At some point next year, it is more than likely more devices and people will be accessing the web via a mobile device than a desktop computer. There are already 6 billion mobile subscribers.....out of a world
Google and Facebook are both 800 pound gorillas in their respective markets. Yet both are competing for our time and attention. Facebook is trying to get us to search within itswalled gardens, while Google is trying to get us to use their social media network. They both have plusses and minuses to
The one thing most of us agree on about our smartphones, whether we have an Android, an Apple iPhone, a Windows phone or even a Blackberry, is that battery life basically sucks. Some of us remember when our cell phones would stay charged for days on end. I will tell you that
HTML 5 is the future of websites. The original HTML started in 1980 by Tim Berners-Lee as Hyper Text Markup Language has changed considerably in the 32 years since. We are still stuck with some of the restrictions created in the first versions that slow the web and make websites more
