The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5pm ET!
By Brad Molen posted Oct 19th 2012 3:55PM It’s been too long since our last podcast, and our breadbaskets doth overflow with mobile news. The fall season is always a crazy one as companies unleash a flood of new phones before the holidays, so naturally we’re keeping ourselves pretty busy. Join us live as we work to make sense of it all, won’t you? October 19, 2012 5:00 PM EDT Read this article: The Engadget Mobile...
Is there a place for an iPad mini in your enterprise IT shop?
Apple is expected to announce a new, smaller iPad tablet on Tuesday, Oct. 23, and the company’s press invite this week teasing that “We’ve got a little more to show you” didn’t do anything to dim such expectations. What we’re wondering is whether IT pros within enterprise network shops expect a big inflow of the small iPads with the 7.85-inch screen, as has been the case with the larger models....
T-Mobile drops 200MB smartphone data plan, 2GB now the new standard
By Mark Hearn posted Oct 19th 2012 4:31PM T-Mobile silently killed off its $10 per month 200MB data plans, a leaked document reveals. A company spokesperson verified the news with Fierce Wireless. This decision is most likely due to the growing demand for mobile data as smartphone applications continue to evolve. Grandfathered customers will not be affected by this new policy, but will need to pay full price for a device and sign up...
Hands-On Learning with iPad
Teachers and students at Northwest Kansas Tech find a common touch point in iPad. The inspiration Since 1964, Northwest Kansas Technical College — a two-year school located in Goodland, a farming community of 4500 people in northwest Kansas — has developed highly skilled workers for the technical industries that maintain the nation’s infrastructure. The school does this by rigorously training its students on the same technology...
Droid RAZR HD and RAZR MAXX HD review
By Terrence O’Brien posted Oct 19th 2012 5:00PM When Motorola resurrected the RAZR brand last year we didn’t realize that we were looking at the new face of the company. At the time, Google had yet to officially take over the handset manufacturer, it had a deep stable of less-than-impressive devices and, while it was a moderate success, the Droid RAZR didn’t exactly turn the market on its head. Still, in retrospect,...
