New research has found similarities between the number of Aussies who said they intended to buy a smartwatch earlier this year and the number of Aussies who said they were going to buy a smartphone in 2008.
Samsung has finally unveiled their Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, revealing redesigned Galaxy smartphones with a boost in power.
A 43 per cent rise in spending via mobile devices is expected to be seen in 2015, a forecast revealed in research commissioned by PayPal.
The latest BlackBerry smartphone has been released in Australia, providing users with a familiar, business-orientated device that has just been made available from Telstra.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an online journalist must be in want of a smartphone. Well, perhaps 99 per cent of the time.
If you are considering upgrading or changing your system it may be worth waiting to see what becomes available.
While the constant connectivity brought by mobile devices can mean never missing out on a sale – the flipside is a little more sinister.
Smartphones and tablets are key tools for modern business – but for small business owners, they can lead to unnecessary stress when staff rack up unexpectedly high mobile bills.
With the highest rate of smartphone ownership in the world, and a world renowned work ethic, it should be no surprise that Aussie employees are using their personal smartphones for work as well as play.
That iPhone next to your face is probably carrying all sorts of germs. The good news: They’re mostly harmless.
