These days the modern day cell phone is the temple of privacy. Many cell phone owners have an extremely difficult password or they’re overly protective with whose hands can even come close to their mobile device. But what if we took the vault door off of the safe and removed the phone cases, security passwords and the opacity all together?
Research firm, OnDevice Research, published some interesting findings about user satisfaction with mobile devices. For a particular sample group, the iPhone 5, seems to be losing its stranglehold on the industry.
The online shopping addiction and social media frenzy continues as they combine forces. Twitter is pleased to announce a partnership with the corporation juggernaut American Express.
Our review on the hot market app, Ruzzle.
Mobile devices have had a present-day renaissance of technological advancement and design euphoria. However, It did not come without previous success and failures. Here are the eight classic and current mobile devices that helped move us closer to the future.
Plague Inc. is a mobile app that takes the controversy of violence in games into a new direction. Sometimes, perceived violence is more frightening than it realized.
As you can see in the video below, it’s a comical take on the Apple vs. Android rivalry. However, it brings up the question of why certain people take this battle between the top mobile platforms so seriously. This may seem trivial in some cases but it appears the age old question of which platform is better may stem from a neurological perspective. In 2011, British neuroscientists discovered that in certain people, the brain triggers reactions that can be found similar to people with religious devotion.
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