The mobile revolution is here. Almost 80% of Facebook users access the popular site via mobile every month and 60% of Twitter users do as well. Even the business powerhouse site LinkedIn has seen a 250% increase in mobile pageviews in the last year. More and more people are accessing the internet
Over the last twenty years we have seen our definitions of what is a smart phone change dramatically. Today, smartphones, are our lives. We text on them, email on them, surf the web, get directions, make reservations, check-in to places, shop online, listen to music, watch television, play games, and I think
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
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
While it seems the cost of owning and operating a mobile phone only seems to go up, when we take a look back at where mobile phones were 30 years ago and where we are today, we are getting a pretty good deal all in all. The Motorola DynaTAC introduced 30
