AT&T expands LTE roaming to 13 more countries
Mobile World Congress is in Spain, which is lucky, because today’s the day that AT&T allows its users to use LTE while they’re there. Following the deal with Rogers in Canada, ‘Ma Bell has pushed out a list of 13 countries, including Japan, Russia and South Korea, where road warriors can now suck down super-fast data in peace. In order to make sure you’re not going over on your plan, the the company has...
iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 21
Sapphires are the iOSphere’s new best friend when it comes to iPhone 6. It used to be quad-core processors and Liquidmetal bodies. View original post here: iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 21
iPad Helps Broadway Director Stay in Step
Whiting decided to develop an app called Stage Write to digitize the process of staging a production. Available exclusively on iPad, the app lets a director draw images and create icons representing the stage, scenery, and actors — and drag icons around to track movements. Because dimensions are kept in proportion, the director can get a visual sense of how things fit on stage. Arrows can be drawn to indicate movement, and a table can...
This wearable Sony concept will let you document your life with photos
Back at CES, Sony unveiled a curious wearable: the Core, a miniscule activity tracker made to slot into accessories, like its SmartBand. At the time, details surrounding this waterproof sensor were scarce, but here at Mobile World Congress, we’ve gotten more insight into how the tiny tracker fits within the One Sony world. And as you can see above, Sony’s exploring ways to pair it with a camera you wear around your neck,...
Healthcare CIOs Must Make Better, More Enlightened IT Decisions
For IT to stop being a ‘cost center’ in hospitals and other healthcare organizations, CIOs need to dictate their own IT strategy. Demonstrating the value of information technology to reluctant end users and making better decisions will help IT leaders achieve that goal. Go here to read the rest: Healthcare CIOs Must Make Better, More Enlightened IT Decisions
