The 2017 Ernst & Young Global Research Banking Outlook Survey of senior executives at almost 300 banks across the globe, indicates that risk and regulation will continue to dominate management’s agenda over the next 12 months. Leading banks are looking beyond compliance to optimize their businesses and improve ...

Now, with the MacBook, it says goodbye to all but a lone pioneering port. This probably was inevitable. So just how big of an adjustment are you in for?

The emergence of the Smartphone has introduced some important changes to how we interact socially. The Smartphone has the "CrackBerry" effect, but at a whole higher level than the Blackberry did when it first emerged. Smartphones do so many things that it is hard to get away from them. Not that I suggesting you get ...

m-Health has recently exploded because patients, nurses, and doctors are actively using mobile apps in their daily lives to simplify and accomplish tasks while they are on-the-go. Expectations have changed and there is an app for just about every health care clinical and administrative function (Larkin, 2011).

With the rapid spread of wireless technology and the internet across the globe, mobile healthcare is gaining more and more interest from a consumer perspective. In the developed world, IT specialists, medical device makers and smart phone-carrying physicians and patients area all being introduced to the advantage an...

Samsung releases a phablet (an 8-inch tablet that makes calls) so big that you will feel like you are holding a tablet to your head while you make a phone call. An interesting concept and there must be a market for it, or at least I hope so for Samsung's sake.

Google Maps finally launched for iOS and all iPhone users have been desperate to get their hands on a copy. Apples Map App is a disaster to use and Google's depth and accuracy of map data cannot even come close to what is offered by Apple's map app.

Recently, two analysts from BTIG Research went to Kansas City to see what Google's new cable-company killer, Google Fiber, is like.

Optimistic is growing for BlackBerry 10 and analyst recommendations boosts confidence but not everyone agrees

Most of the Canadian carriers – Rogers, Bell, TELUS, Virgin and WIND – released their holiday promo plans for 2012, all offering up the promise of the ‘unlimited.’

1. Mobile Technology And Real Time Storm Blogging Mobile technologies enable average citizens to document storms as they develop on the ground–in many cases faster than mainstream media can keep up. Several websites have also set up pages where people can upload their own stories and pictures about life after the s...

Microsoft Had To Do Something So They Created Windows 8 Microsoft launched Windows 8 on October 25th. The event location was Pier 57 in New York City. Microsoft would be publicly unveiling its most important operating system since Windows 95. Why is Windows 8 is so important? Microsoft has only a 1% mobile market s...

Following the disappointing and leaked third-quarter earnings, Google saw its shares hammered before trading was halted. Motorola Mobility, which Google acquired for $12.5 billion in May, clearly is a big drag on the company, ad folks say its core business is just fine. This is a time of transition for this acquire...

 Intel’s first sales decline in 12 years is a hiccup compared to what’s coming. The chipmaker blamed sluggish third-quarter earnings, reported Oct. 16, on a PC market that shrank for the first time in 11 years, as well as broader economic slowdown.

A smaller version of the iPad is coming, you say? What is this, 2009? No, really -- We have all heard that before. Lately there's been no shortage of rumors that Apple's got a smaller iPad on the way. The only problem is that we've heard this drama before. CNET created a list of just about every claim that a small...