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• COLUMN: When the rotary phone was high tech - Crow River Media
• Microsoft's $29 Smart Phone and a Non-Obvious Trend - Tech.pinions
• Samsung brings more metal, launches 5.5-inch Galaxy A7 phone - Gigaom
• From mobile phones to video calls - tech predictions that came true - BT.com

COLUMN: When the rotary phone was high tech - Crow River Media Posted: 12 Jan 2015 10:16 AM PST COLUMN: When the rotary phone was high tech Crow River Media When I was little, our phone number was Ulrick 7-2896. Later, the prefix changed to 857. And we got a more updated phone in a neutral color, still a wall mount with a coiled cord, still rotary, but more fashionable. My aunt and uncle in Grove City had ...

Microsoft's $29 Smart Phone and a Non-Obvious Trend - Tech.pinions Posted: 12 Jan 2015 08:01 AM PST Microsoft's $29 Smart Phone and a Non-Obvious Trend Tech.pinions This phone is actually a perfect fit for the next billion users and I actually believe Microsoft can be quite competitive with this offering against Android in the sub-$50 smart phone market. ... His primary focus is consumer technology and market ...

Samsung brings more metal, launches 5.5-inch Galaxy A7 phone - Gigaom Posted: 12 Jan 2015 05:38 AM PST Gigaom Samsung brings more metal, launches 5.5-inch Galaxy A7 phone Gigaom The A5 seemed like a reasonable choice for someone seeking a mid-range Android phone. That could be someone who isn't yet ready to splurge on a flagship or someone stepping up from a low-end or first smartphone, which is a large potential audience ... Samsung Packs An 8-Core Processor Into Its New 5.5-Inch Galaxy A7 Smartphone TechCrunch Samsung Unveils Ultra-Thin, Totally Metal Galaxy A7 Top Tech News Samsung to launch two Galaxy S6 phones and Moto 360 rival at MWC? TechRadar CNET  - ValueWalk  - Forbes all 240 news articles »

From mobile phones to video calls - tech predictions that came true - BT.com Posted: 12 Jan 2015 04:56 AM PST BT.com From mobile phones to video calls - tech predictions that came true BT.com At first glance the picture below is a watch-cum-stopwatch-cum-photo frame, but it is actually a mobile phone, as predicted by a magazine published in the 1950s. OK, the design is very different from today's phones, but the features that journalist ...

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