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I am trying to do almost all my work with my phone. I really am. I haven't succeeded yet, but I am slowly getting there.  

It's a sad fact of life, but cold hard cash is the ultimate caveat. The truth is, almost any rule can be circumvented if Benjamin Franklin is a member of the negotiating team. A little paper pressed discretely into the palm gets you past the velvet rope at the club while the masses stand and gripe.  

On March 19, 2010, Palm Inc. announced its earnings. Expectations were already low, since it had pre-announced poor earnings. However, the actual results were poorer than poor and Jon Rubinstein, CEO, didn't reassure investors on the conference call.  

Apple's "Regional Content Review" clauses for content suppliers may prevent consumers from reading and viewing a large amount of material they've already paid for on their new iPads. A few weeks ago I wrote about whether or not Apple will allow the iPad to be an "Open Market" for content providers other than Apple's own iBooks . So I did a bit more investigative research, and found out that the good news is that at least for now, the answer is Yes .  

The love affair between marketers and mobile apps is in full bloom, but the obsession with apps and the niche market they represent is coming at the expense of the mobile web, which is exponentially bigger and starving for brand dollars. Nearly 20% of U.S. mobile subscribers used a downloaded app in January, according to ComScore, but that audience is spread across myriad devices; no one app can reach that entire population unless it is reformatted a number of times. Yet marketers are throwing their rel

Right now we're in the Age of the App, but as browsers become more sophisticated, mobile websites will be on the rise and users will barely be able to tell the difference between the app experience and the browser   -Daniel Rosen

 

It's hard to believe that a year ago, Google and Apple were still best friends. Google CEO Eric Schmidt was on Apple's board. All seemed fine as the two companies took on their common enemy, Microsoft.  

Tom Group (SEHK: 2383 ) , the Chinese-language media arm of Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Whampoa (SEHK: 0013 ) Group, is betting on the mainland's rapidly developing mobile broadband market to help forge its identity and drive growth. Chief executive Ken Yeung Kwok-mung said the market may have had some difficulty grasping Tom's vision as it made strategic acquisitions, secured key alliances and fine-tuned operations over the past 10 years, but that is about to change. "We want to be known as the applicati