Bob O'Donnell

Something has to be next year’s hoverboard.

People are starting to hold on to their “good enough” phones longer.

Nearly 40 percent of people surveyed are already making the effort to synchronize their watching on the big screen with the small screen in front of them.

Initially hailed as “the next big thing,” personal assistants like Siri, Google Now and Cortana haven’t exactly torn up the charts.

As we enter the holiday shopping season, trying to figure out what devices consumers plan to purchase next becomes a bit of a sport.

Five years from now, today’s wearables screens will look horribly outdated.

Making multiple devices in a home (or work environment) work together seamlessly is far from magical.

On the map to a mobile-optimized organization, not only is the route unclear, it’s also not at all obvious what the final destination is.