Latest articles by Mark Lowenstein
Imagine if Uber could say, “We enabled one million food-shopping trips for low-income Americans who lacked good transportation options.”
She has a detailed platform, with an emphasis on expanding broadband availability. He’s likely to be more pro-business and anti-regulation.
Millennials, millennials, millennials!
By turns liberating and maddening, Medium has potential as a next-generation instrument for writers and readers. But it also embodies a lot of what’s wrong with the web.
With last week’s 5G-related announcements, the U.S. is again poised to be a leader in the development and deployment of next-generation wireless technology.
Wireless operators’ execs are scared $#¡†less about the impact of video on their networks.
It’s nearly impossible to contact Google for help. No direct email. No phone support. Not even chat. You’re basically on your own.
Let’s face it: If we were naming the smartphone today, we’d call it a portable computer, rather than a smartphone.
Some significant usability challenges exist that must be addressed before a “Wi-First” service, as I call it, is ready for prime time.
As Apple gets into additional product categories, managing all these apps and content across devices and groups will also become more complex.