• Tweet Social networking giant Facebook is to launch its own smartphone by next year, reports have suggested. The New York Times cited unnamed sources, including Facebook employees, suggesting that the network had been hiring several smartphone engineers. Facebook recently admitted it was struggling to make money out of its growing mobile audience. The company, which [&hellip

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  • Tweet There will be a significant consumer and enterprise shift away from the desktop and laptop PC in favor of mobile devices like smartphones, tablets and netbooks in 2011, according to a new white paper from Deloitte. “Technology, Media & Telecommunications Predictions 2011? forecasts that out of $815 million which will be spent globally on [&hellip

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  • Men More Mobile

    Men More Mobile

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    Tweet Men hold a dominant share in usage of many mobile technologies, according to a new study from comScore. Men Make Up 6 in 10 US Smartphone Users “How Women Are Shaping the Internet” indicates that in both the US and Europe, smartphone usage is dominated by men. In the US, there is a fairly [&hellip

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  • Tweet One-fifth of small businesses “could not survive” without mobile Mobile and wireless technologies such as smartphones, Wi-Fi hotspots and laptop data cards are becoming more important for small-business owners, according to the “Small Business Technology Poll” from AT&T. More than one-fifth of respondents said they could not be in business at all without wireless [&hellip

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  • Tweet Access to Facebook via mobile browser grew 112% in the past year, while mobile Twitter access experienced a 347% jump, according to a new study from comScore. Mobile Users Favor Facebook and Twitter over MySpace In January 2010, 25.1 million mobile users accessed Facebook via their mobile browser, up 112% from 11.8 million mobile [&hellip

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