Cars will soon feature cell phone chargers

You are here: Home » Archives for Mobile Industry News

Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Industry News’

Cars will soon feature cell phone chargers

The Dodge Dart may soon have its own charger inside of the car.
posted April 10th, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

While cell phone batteries can become an inconvenience on long road trips, it may become less of a problem for drivers in the next few years. The 2013 Dodge Dart will have a wireless charging service.

Apple accessories could surpass $5 billion by 2015

Apple accessories could see a huge gain by 2015
posted April 9th, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

With new devices out now and more coming soon, sales of iPad accessories, iPhone 4S cases and more could bring in $5 billion by 2015, according to The Fiscal Times.

Accessories market growing across the world

There are many new cases and accessories for phones and the market will grow even more.
posted April 6th, 2012 - by Megan Florio | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

With more iPhones, Kindles and other devices than ever, it only makes sense there is a bigger market for accessories such as cell phone batteries and phone cases, according to one expert.

Putting iPad on dash could be illegal

It may be dangerous and illegal to have a tablet displayed while driving.
posted April 2nd, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

While there are plenty of new iPad cases and accessories that will try and make the device usable almost anywhere, Apple lovers may want to be careful about keeping the iPad mounted on their car’s dashboard.

Mobile ads may quickly kill cell phone batteries

Those who play the free Angry Birds use much more battery life than those who pay.
posted March 23rd, 2012 - by Megan Florio | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

If cell phone batteries on a smartphone have been draining a little bit faster than usual, the suspect may be ads in free applications, according to researchers from Microsoft and the University of Purdue

A million new iPads expected to be sold on release day

A million iPads expected to be sold on opening day.
posted March 14th, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

IPad 2 accessories may be passe after Friday’s launch of the new iPad 3. A report from Apple Insider said new analysis shows that the company will sell at least 1 million new iPads on the first day of sales.

Smartphone accessory industry worth about $20 billion

Smartphone accessories will bring in a huge gain this year.
posted March 9th, 2012 - by Megan Florio | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

With the popularity of phone cases, cell phone batteries and the general accessory market, it’s no surprise that a new report from ABI Research said that smartphones will drive $20 billion in aftermarket accessory revenues this year.

Samsung tops other companies in percentage of mobile subscribers

Samsung has the largest percentage of handheld subscribers.
posted March 8th, 2012 - by Ray Villanueva | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

Although most people see iPhone cases and other Apple trinkets on the cell phone accessory market, Samsung has the largest percentage of mobile subscribers, according to a report by comScore.

AT&T asks customers with 2G phones to upgrade to 3G

AT&T may ask 2G customers to upgrade soon.
posted March 5th, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

Those on 2G phones may be forced to upgrade to a 3G soon, as reports say AT&T is telling 2G customers they will be ending the service to focus on 3G with an offer of a free upgrade to 3G.

Jobs created by smartphone and tablet ‘app economy’

The app economy has created many new jobs.
posted February 22nd, 2012 - by Chuck Redding | Posted in: Mobile Industry News, News, News Feed

People who may be addicted to buying new phone cases and apps for their iPhone, Android or other mobile tool should know that their efforts and purchases aren’t all for naught, as there are 500,000 jobs from the “app economy” in the United States