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• Drones, Phones & More: What Tech Will Last A Century? - InformationWeek
• Samsung plans to manufacture Tizen-based Z1 smartphone in Noida plant - Business Today
• Starbucks Bets the Store on Mobile - MIT Technology Review (blog)
• This is big: Cablevision launches Wi-Fi-only mobile phone service - Gigaom

Drones, Phones & More: What Tech Will Last A Century? - InformationWeek Posted: 26 Jan 2015 11:09 AM PST InformationWeek Drones, Phones & More: What Tech Will Last A Century? InformationWeek Is usage like that threatening the life of the phone? Are other changes in society making other technology obsolete? In the 1970s would you have believed that the phonograph, a contemporary invention to the phone, would have all but disappeared?

Samsung plans to manufacture Tizen-based Z1 smartphone in Noida plant - Business Today Posted: 26 Jan 2015 02:18 AM PST Financial Express Samsung plans to manufacture Tizen-based Z1 smartphone in Noida plant Business Today A majority of Samsung's mobile phones are Android-based, which is also the dominant OS on most smartphones across the globe. Samsung developed Tizen with Huawei Technologies and Intel Corp to challenge the Android software that powers most of the ... Samsung to make Tizen phone in India Financial Express Samsung's Tizen Z1 smartphone will be 'Made in India', sells about 55k units Tech2 all 32 news articles »

Starbucks Bets the Store on Mobile - MIT Technology Review (blog) Posted: 25 Jan 2015 10:19 PM PST Starbucks Bets the Store on Mobile MIT Technology Review (blog) Twelve million active users now pay for their Frappuccino with a wave of a phone. Of the $1.6 billion spent via smartphone in U.S. stores in 2013, the company claims, a full 90 percent ... Its success—the app now accounts for 16 percent of Starbucks's ... and more »

This is big: Cablevision launches Wi-Fi-only mobile phone service - Gigaom Posted: 25 Jan 2015 09:01 PM PST Gigaom This is big: Cablevision launches Wi-Fi-only mobile phone service Gigaom Cablevision is getting ready to pick a fight with your mobile phone company. Next month, the cable operator is going to introduce a low-cost mobile phone service dubbed Freewheel that's based entirely on Wi-Fi connectivity. Freewheel will offer ...

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