RIM presents BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10

RIM has announced their plans about BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, hoping that businessmen will stick to Blackberries and buy their new BB10 devices. Research in Motion does not seem to lose hope, despite the fall in Blackberry's sales the last years. Although iOS and Android have conquered the market, RIM knows that they still have part of the businessmen on their side.

Goophone I5: a Chinese iPhone 5 lookalike

If you are among the Apple fans that simply cannot wait about the iPhone 5, imagine your reaction on hearing that you can get a first impression on it before anybody else. That's what some iPhone fans thought when they saw an iPhone 5 lookalike leaking on the Web, which is known as Goophone.

iPhone 5 to sell 250 million units?

iPhone is about to be released very soon, but the rumors keep going about it. This time there is an estimate of the units it will sell, which seem pretty impressive, if they are achieved of course. According to Craig Berger, an analyst from FBR Capital Markets, iPhone 5 will sell 250 million units, which will bring for Apple a revenue of $144 billion! And the numbers can be even more impressive, if you consider that Apple has made $50 million from the sales of all the previous iPhones in the US market, over the last 5 years!

Samsung to Pay $1 Billion to Apple

Apple is finally the winner in the big patent war with Samsung, since the juries found that Samsung infringed Apple's patents.

This decision is forcing all the manufacturers to avoid creating any smartphones that might even resemble to Apple's products, in order to avoid the consequences.

Windows Phone to win Blackberry in US market

Times are changing and so does the smartphone market. Gone are the days when Research in Motion was dominating the smartphone market. Now, Blackberry seems to decline in the US market, with Windows Phone being willing to take over its place.

KeKu Celebrates 500,000 Users With Group Calling App

KeKu, the VoIP telephone service only launched early this year, but is already reaping the rewards of a fantastic service. With 500,000 customers internationally using their service on both iOS and Android devices, the sky seems to be the limit for this New York-based startup.

Imo Pairs VoIP Capabilities With Its IM App

Imo has been widely used for years now by fans of instant messaging looking to bring all their various accounts under one umbrella. The company recently announced that it is expanding its free VoIP calling service from an Android-only option to users on iOS devices as well.

LifeSize Communications Launches Virtual Video MCU

LifeSize Communications is well respected in the VoIP industry for their UVC video conferencing platform, especially since it is entirely software-based. They’ve recently announced some incredible innovations that will make video calls on mobile devices easier than ever.

Cloud Storage Supports Genealogists

The benefits of Cloud Storage have been brought to bear in many different industries, from finance to real estate and certainly personal computing. But genealogists have been taking advantage of the off-site storage with more and more frequency, due to the safety and security it offers.

Sony Reader Adds Cloud Storage Capability

Every major technology company has worked their way into the mobile marketplace, as Sony has found their foothold with the popular ebook Reader device. Now they’re taking that to the next level, with the addition of Cloud Storage capabilities.

Posts Tagged: hardware-and-technology

RIM presents BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10

Goophone I5: a Chinese iPhone 5 lookalike

iPhone 5 to sell 250 million units?

Samsung to Pay $1 Billion to Apple

Windows Phone to win Blackberry in US market

KeKu Celebrates 500,000 Users With Group Calling App

Imo Pairs VoIP Capabilities With Its IM App

LifeSize Communications Launches Virtual Video MCU

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