The "open" nature of the Android OS has contributed to its success, but PCWorld's Tony Bradley warns that the lack of control over the Android ecosystem as a whole creates a confusing landscape for app developers and could ultimately hinder the platform.
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PCWorld's Tony Bradley takes FuzeBox’s updated online meeting app for the iPad and comes away impressed with its multi-party HD video conferencing features.
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A survey about when people would notice if they had misplaced their smartphone has PCWorld's Tony Bradley thinking about smartphone security.
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Got your hands on a new iPad? PCWorld's Tony Bradley walks you through what you need to do to turn the tablet into the only mobile device you need to get business done.
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Not only will AT&T support the Personal Hotspot feature when it launches March 11, but AT&T customers will be able to deactivate the service without penalty as well.
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The timing of Apple's March 2 media event -- coming just as Motorola is launching the Xoom tablet -- is impeccable, PCWorld's Tony Bradley argues.
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PCWorld's Tony Bradley profiles VIPorbit, a mobile relationship manager from the co-inventor of ACT!
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Zendesk updated the iOS version of its help desk software with iPad optimization. PCWorld's Tony Bradley weighs in with what those changes mean for the iPad's role in the business space.
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PCWorld's Tony Bradley says the partnership of Nokia and Microsoft will impact the smartphone market, and may end Nokia's legal battle with Apple.
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With unlimited data plans available to a smaller percentage of iPhone users, it may be time to take data management matters into your own hands.
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PCWorld's Tony Bradley looks at how Google recognizes the value of mobile platforms and is working to stay one step ahead to claim its piece of the mobile market pie.
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The frenzy for smartphones and tablets is creating a skyrocketing market for mobile apps that could top $15 billion in 2011, according to figures from market research firm Gartner.
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New reports suggest that the next-generation iPad and iPhone will be equipped with near-field communication capabilities enabling you to use your iOS device to make purchases.
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Apple has released the final version of iOS 4.2 to developers, and will soon make the update available to the general public--possibly as early as tomorrow...
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HP is touting its newly released Slate 500 as a business tablet. PCWorld's Tony Bradley wonders if that's a real distinction or just a marketing ploy.
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For all its formidable features and functions, the Galaxy Tab misses the mark on pricing. And PCWorld's Tony Bradley says that will be the Achilles heel that prevents the tablet from reaching its potential.
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An HP executive has confirmed that new WebOS smartphones will be introduced by his company in early 2011.
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PCWorld's Tony Bradley says the revelation that iOS devices track your location is not really news, not unique to Apple, and not as ominous as what some people are suggesting.