Breaking the law: A motorist operates his mobile cellular phone while driving in traffic at the ITC intersection in Tamuning yesterday. / Rick Cruz/ Pacific Daily News/ [email protected]
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GPD cites drivers on cellphones
BELLEVUE, Wash., Aug. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Expedia®, the world's leading online travel agency, released today the results of a study examining the mobile device habits of Americans during their summer …
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On the Go: Expedia Launches Exclusive Mobile Deals, Reveals Summer Travelers' Mobile Habits
The IAB Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence today released “The IAB Mobile Phone Shopping Diaries,” research that unveils that mobile advertising is a key driver of smartphone and feature phone shopping.
Technology market research firm Infonetics Research today released excerpts from its recent Mobile Security Strategies and Vendor Leadership: North Ame
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Infonetics Research: Enterprises Rate Mobile Device Security Vendors, Reveal BYOD Concerns
Jungo Ltd., a leading provider of embedded, software connectivity solutions, has announced the immediate availability of support for the new Mobile Broadband Interface Model
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New USB Mobile Connectivity Stack Now Available from Jungo
A new cell phone application limits distracted driving by prohibiting the ability to text or e-mail when the device is traveling more than 15 miles per hour. It can also track the mobile user's location using GPS
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Video: New app slams brakes on texting drivers
Now that webOS is making its merry way along the open road, there's no telling what tablets or other mobile devices it may inspire over the upcoming months.
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Will the Spark Tablet Ignite a FOSS Fire?
SAN FRANCISCO, CA– – JiWire, the leading location-based mobile media company reaching the on-the-go audience, today announced its latest Mobile Audience Insights Report, which examines connected-device …
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New Trends in Location and Mobile Data Unveiled in JiWire Mobile Audience Insights Report
MORE than $25,000 a day is being collected from Queensland motorists caught using their mobile phones at the wheel.
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Phone-toting drivers fined $25k a day
Described as a ‘bad driver feedback display’ the 38 x 16 LED grid will let drivers send a message via Bluetooth from their mobile phone – direct to the driver behind.
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Recipe for road rage? Rear window LED offers ‘friendly’ advice to the driver behind