Mobile Computing

The mobile computing section examines concepts and technology around one of the current hottest tech trends. Also see wireless networking.

INFOGRAPHIC: How Damaged Smartphones Cause Billions in Losses

We carry our smartphones everywhere. As a result, they take a lot of abuse. Find out some of the ways smartphones are damaged, and what it costs.

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Common Methods Hackers Are Using To Crack Your Cellular Phone

Cell phone hacking has become a real concern with the widespread use of smartphones. Find out how hackers get into your phone and what you can do to block their attempts.

The 3 Key Components of BYOD Security

BYOD has many benefits, but it also comes with security risk. Here are some of the key ways that companies can secure their data.

3 BYOD Costs Companies Often Overlook

Bring your own device is often promoted as a cost-saving measure. It can be, but only when companies are aware of all the potential costs.

INFOGRAPHIC: What Your Instagram Filter Says About You

On the the Internet, your Instagram account is the window into your soul. Find out what it says about you.

Buh-Bye Remote Control: Things You Can Control With Your Smartphone

Smartphones have deftly deposed remote controls and in many cases, they do a much better job. Find out which apps you need to control everything with your smartphone.

Is Google Glass Groundbreaking ... Or Just Goofy?

Google promises us a revolutionary wearable device. Will it deliver?

Could Your Smartphone Be Hacked?

Phone hacking is a widespread problem that is expected to grow with the increasing prevalence of smartphones. Fortunately, there are many ways to make your phone less vulnerable.

INFOGRAPHIC: What Developers Should Know About Android Vs. iOS

Android and iPhone now dominate the smartphone market, but there are some key differences between their users.

9 Cool Ways Companies Are Using the iPad

In 2012, Apple CEO Tim Cook famously said that nearly every company in the Fortune 500 was testing iPads. Now, evidence is mounting that many companies - big and small - have jumped on the tablet bandwagon and put the iPad to work.

GPS Shoes: Making Life Easier, One Step at a Time

GPS shoes are just one of the more interesting applications of GPS technology, which is increasingly becoming a part of our everyday lives.

Tablet Computers: Where They Just Might Succeed In Changing the World

When it comes to understanding the impact of these devices, we may be looking in the wrong place.

Mobile Payment Systems: We Put Them to the Test

If you're in business and are looking for a mobile payment processing system, there are now countless options to choose from. We test 8 and provide full results.

3 Ways to Charge Your Devices Without Plugging Them In

Cellphones and other devices can go dead at the most inconvenient times. Fortunately, there are some on-the-road solutions to keep them going.

Bigger Than Big Data? Mobile User Expectations

A Techopedia exclusive: Jeff Hasen, chief marketing officer of Hipcricket, shares his take on how big data is shaping and driving mobile user expectations globally.

INFOGRAPHIC: How to Become a Mobile App Developer

Although there's no industry-standard certification for mobile app developers, if you think building killer apps is your career calling, there are a few things you can do to optimize your education, skills and certifications.

6 Cool Wearable Devices

Mobile and Web 2.0 technology is allowing for some cool devices you may not have heard of.

Cache, Text or Direct Bill: The Truth About Mobile Payment Systems

Mobile payment is becoming increasingly common. Learn more about how it works.

INFOGRAPHIC: The Health Hazards of Using a Tablet Computer

Although no one has ever argued that working on your computer is good for your posture, tablets can put us in especially ergonomically awkward positions. This infographic shows which positions pose less of a pain in the neck.

Mosh: Secure Shell Without the Pain

Mosh, or Mobile Shell, allows users to connect to remote systems and stay connected, even when the network goes down or you switch networks.

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