Brad Reed
Multi-device wireless plans on the way
Data consumption for your smartphone and tablet could soon be merged onto one monthly rate based on data consumption, according to Gartner
BlackBerry 10 demo wins praise, but doesn't go far enough
RIM shows off new mobile OS features, but advancements fall short compared to iOS and Android
IT departments should worry about Google Drive
Without certain upgrades, the Google Drive data-syncing cloud storage service is probably not something you want on your network
New Verizon service brings LTE to private IP networks
Verizon Business technology routes traffic at cell tower directly to customers' private IP networks instead of through the public Internet
IBM aiming to provide womb-to-tomb mobile app development support
IBM is trying to replicate in the mobile market the success it's had with WebSphere
Developer interest in Android slowly eroding, survey finds
Key to shoring up developer interest will be unifying Android smartphones and tablets under the same version of Google's mobile operating system
The mobile app developer's dilemma: How to get paid without annoying users
Monetizing mobile apps isn't easy when there's virtually limitless competition
AT&T on iPad tethering: We're working on it
Although AT&T and Verizon both offer comparable plans for the new iPad, there's one feature that AT&T is still lacking: tethering
Despite privacy concerns, Google still dominates search engine realm
Even with the recent controversy over its new privacy policies, Google is the most often used search engine by more than 80 percent of American Internet users
How Passpoint could make Wi-Fi hotspots more like mobile data services
The Wi-Fi Certified Passpoint initiative could open the door for Wi-Fi roaming between carriers
AT&T's app developer billing scheme: Will app makers buy in?
AT&T's idea of charging app makers for bandwidth their users consume risks alienating developers