Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets

Ten Tech Trends for Your 2012 New Year’s Resolutions List

Posted by Jim Haughwout on January 19, 2012 · Comments Off

This year ten trends will move from “new concept” to “mainstream trend.” Exploring all should be on your 2012 “to-do” list.

Filed in: Enterprise 2.0, Future and miscellaneous, Internet and eCommerce, Managing privacy, Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets, SaaS and cloud computing, Strategy, Web 2.0 and Social Media

How Can BlackBerry Regain Leadership? Go Android

Posted by Jim Haughwout on December 26, 2011 · Comments Off

Imagine how compelling a smartphone would be with Android OS, Android Market AND BlackBerry’s Keyboard.

Filed in: Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets, Strategy

HSBS UK – Mobile-friendly security from the start

Posted by Jim Haughwout on November 18, 2011 · Comments Off

Businesses need to do more than just design mobile browser-friendly pages and smartphone apps: they need to make all of the customer-facing business processes “mobile-friendly.”

Filed in: Implementation, Internet and eCommerce, Managing privacy, Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets

Want To Know What The Next Generation of Apps Will Be Like? Talk to Siri

Posted by Jim Haughwout on November 1, 2011 · Comments Off

Siri, the “secret weapon” of the iPhone 4S, builds on advances started with the iPhone and expanded with the iPad, finally opening the door to enabling us to eliminate the 19th century keyboard from everything we do.

Filed in: Design, Future and miscellaneous, Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets

Aurasma: Augmented Reality on your iPad, iPhone or Android

Posted by Jim Haughwout on October 20, 2011 · Comments Off

Aurasma instantly layers web and multimedia to objects you are viewing with your iPad, iPhone or Android camera

Filed in: Implementation, Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets

Evolution At Work: Why Traditional Enterprise Tech Will Get Killed By Consumer-oriented Products

Posted by Jim Haughwout on September 26, 2011 · Comments Off

Today’s Post-PC, Web 2.0 Era is causing the consumer and enterprise tech worlds to collide. In this battle, the DNA of consumer tech positions it to displace “dinosaur” Enterprise mindsets.

Filed in: Enterprise 2.0, Government 2.0, Mobile, Smartphones & Tablets, Strategy, Web 2.0 and Social Media