Every time the next iPhone killer is launched with much fanfare, I have a feeling Steve Jobs is raising a toast to it. While the Google Android based G1 is a fairly decent attempt, RIM's BlackBerry Storm simply misses the point. Almost every reviewer mentions that the Storm felt comfortable after th
TechCrunch reports that a lawsuit has been filed against Apple for allegedly violating a patent related to how internet content is displayed and accessed on a mobile device.This adds a whole new dimension to the phrase "browser wars". I am by no means a legal expert, but the language in the patent q
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project has launched its 2008 G1G1 campaign. Here is what G1G1 means. $199 to give a laptop to a child in the developing world. and/or $399 to give a laptop to a child and get one of your own.As simple as that.The XO laptop is designed
Apparently, you can now take screenshots of your iPhone by simply following these two steps: 1) Press and hold down the 'Home Button'2) Click the 'Mute Button' on the top of your iPhone or iPod touch.You'll then hear a camera click and it'll be automatically saved into your Camera Roll (for iPhone)
The C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan conducts an annual poll to rank the top 10 U.S. Children's Health concerns. In 2007, parents rated Internet Safety as the 7th most concerning topic. So what happened in 2008? Internet Safety jumped up two spots to #5, overtaking Alco
On October 25th, Mobicip was one of the featured presenters for the Techpodcast News Roundtable. Their site is devoted to bringing up-to-date news on all things related to technology. Andy McCaskey, a former colleague to the Mobicip founder, is an accomplished blogger who runs the SDR News blog.
In the article, "Tracking Your Teen," Julie Evans writes about the necessity to couple technology solutions with constant communication with your child. Parental controls technology is out there, but parents cannot just rely on technological solutions; this can lead to a resentful relationship wit
Three days ago, KidsClick!has been selected for inclusion in the American Library Association's Great Web Sites for Kids! Sites chosen for this distinction are considered the best web sites for children aged 14 and under. Look for their link in December or January! KidsClick! gets close to 200,00
Using Logotournament, we want to convey a hearty congratulations to Scott Barger for designing the winning logo for Mobicip. With roughly 80 designs to choose from, it was a tough decision. As a newly formed company, it was exciting to be able to see the many different design ideas and pick the on
