Topic: ABI Research

Smartphones: Is Apple or Samsung No. 1?

Smartphones sales are clearly reported by Apple. But Samsung remains very vague about how many smartphones it makes.

Could an 'iPad mini' stamp out the Kindle Fire?

Rumors of a 7-inch 'iPad mini' continue to flood the Internet. Will Apple CEO Tim Cook succumb to the popularity of smaller, cheaper tablets such as the Kindle Fire, or continue to follow in Steve Jobs' footsteps?

Whither the BlackBerry PlayBook?

The BlackBerry PlayBook has had a rough few days. Can the RIM tablet actually hold up in a market dominated by the Apple iPad?

iPad gobbles up 93 percent of tablet sales in Q3 of 2010

iPad and other tablet computers sold extremely well in Q3 of last year, according to one new report.

iPhone 4: Why you should wait

iPhone 4 fans are eager to get their hands on the new smartphone, but analysts say that it might be best to hold off until the bugs are worked out.

iPhone changed the smartphone game and will do it again

Is AT&T's new wireless data plan a ripoff?

AT&T announced that it is doing away with unlimited data plans for new wireless customers starting Monday. Will customers save money?

iPad, OK. But how do you carry it?

Apple would have people believe its iPad tablet is the ultimate in mobile computing, but its large screen makes pocketing impossible.

Can Google afford to leave China?

There's huge potential but also massive challenges if Google stays in China.

Meet the new mobile shopper: Smarter phones, savvier spenders

Mobile shopping is growing fast. Will it change the way you shop?

iPhone MMS update could crash network, some fear

Your own personal cell phone tower

No reception? New 'femtocells' cover where networks don’t.

Netbook or notebook? A majority of consumers can't tell the two apart.

New networks take nature’s pulse

Outdoor advances such as low-power chips and tiny solar panels let computers get a breath of fresh air.

Flying high, Apple nixes rumored netbook

Why Blu-ray's victory might not matter for long

Sony's format beat out its Toshiba counterpart, but digital-delivery options evolve faster than a spinning disc.

Why Blu-ray's victory might not matter for long

Sony's format beat out its Toshiba counterpart, but digital-delivery options evolve faster than a spinning disc.