Android: No longer ignoring the enterprise It didn't take Apple long to recognize that the enterprise wanted to use their mobile devices, but that they needed some help to do it right. Apple did so, even if they've only recently begun to brag about it. Google took longer. Prior to the new version

For a guy named Ken, and as a computer engineer, I'm taking this Barbie diss pretty hard. But, news is news, so here's how it played out. Some people felt that Barbie failed as a computer engineer and that the book, Barbie: I can be a Computer Engineer, was sexist and had other problems as well. A

With the turn-by-turn directions and traffic information, Google Maps has become an indispensable tool used by drivers to make sure that they arrive at the correct destination. And while Google Maps gives you information about your drive, including an estimated time of arrival, the app focuses on

In the effort to make life easier through mobile apps, we may be losing something very important -- the openness of the web. In a recent editorial in The Wall Street Journal, Christopher Mims suggests that the wide-open web that launched a thousand new businesses and a million new ideas over the

As a way to bypass slow moving carriers (Verizon, is that you?), Microsoft offers the Windows Phone Developer Preview program. While the "wink, wink" reason for its existence is to give developers a heads up on the next update of Windows Phone, it is also used by non-developers to get access to the