"So many people that have given up the concept of a photo collection," he says. "Faces, places, and things are important ways to automatically categorize photos. And they keep getting smarter every day."
Editor's Pick "Everything on your phone should be everywhere all the time," MightyText cofounder Maneesh Arora says. "No-one raves about iCloud, and we feel there's an opportunity. There will soon be billions of Android devices, and no-one's making it easy."
There's a reason that even though Android has almost caught up to iOS in downloads, it's still way behind in monetization.
According to White, "the 'iTV' ecosystem represents a major innovation for the $100 billion LCD TV industry that will revolutionize the TV experience forever."
Deloitte released the seventh edition of its “State of the Media Democracy" survey yesterday, and its findings suggest there is even less hope for the human attention span than previously thought.
Internet connected devices surpass 500 million and the average U.S. home has 5.7 Internet-connected devices.
The global app economy will reach $25 billion this year, according to new data from ABI Research. Thirty-five percent of that, or $8.8 billion, will be tablet apps, and 65 percent -- 16.4 billion -- will be smartphone apps.
When you're holding your mobile phone in one hand, you generally have a thumb on the front for scrolling, typing, and tapping, and four fingers clamped more or less uselessly around the edge. But perhaps not for long.
Microsoft had six pieces of news come out today, including the Surface worldwide expansion, Yammer's new translation service, and getting slapped with regulatory fines from the EU.
Guest Post Sony may be grasping the importance of mobile and social integration with its upcoming console, but it's too little, too late for plastic living room boxes. Smartphones and tablets aren't just the future; they are the now.
77 percent of all new smartphones and tablets activated in the enterprise last quarter were Apple devices, according to a new report from Good Technology.
San Francisco's Exploratorium releases Sounds Uncovered, an exploration of auditory illusions and acoustic phenomena.
The U.S. Microsoft online store has sold out of the Surface Pro tablets, which went on sale today.
Microsoft has obviously decided that the "Pro" part of "Surface Pro" is actually meaningful, not just a marketing designation, and has provided the ability for enthusiasts to fiddle, potentially damage or even brick, but ultimately customize their devices exactly how they see fit.
Samsung, Amazon, and Asus continue to snatch some of the tablet market away from Apple and the iPad.
Revenue from digital media is now almost worth more to Apple -- top-line revenue -- than all its iMac, MacBook and other Mac hardware sales.
While a couple of bucks for an app may not be a big deal, no one wants to waste money. So try-before-you-buy is a great idea, especially for those apps that you can't full evaluate within the 15-minute Google Play refund period.
Want to have your digital cake and eat it too? Soon you'll be able to, with new touchable technology that Tactus is demoing at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Acer is planning to launch a $99 tablet in the beginning of next year, according to anonymous sources for the Wall Street Journal.
The 7-inch device will run the Android operating system (version 4.1, aka Jelly Bean) and will …
What a shock: Google Maps is not going to be available on Amazon's Kindle Fire. Instead, Skobbler is launching ForeverMap2 on Kindle Fire -- and Nook - to take its place.
