We’ve written about our love for simple, wooden tech accessories before with the likes of the wooden TV iPad stand and the curved wooden screen stand. It seems there’s just something so appealing about coupling up shiny, sleek gadgets with a natural wood finish. This latest offering from Shanghai-based company Origin Woodwork is another great [...]

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Microsoft is fine-tuning its Windows Phone Marketplace, suggesting the company is working to build up a successful mobile app store to better compete against other platforms.

The Redmond, Wash.-based company more than doubled the number of countries the Windows Phone Marketplace will support. And Microsoft is also adding more regions for in-app advertising and new app categories to better equip its store for success.

Microsoft may be taking increased care with its mobile app...

Wireless carriers turning to tiered data plans may soon see less traffic than expected on their networks if consumers keep using the numerous free communications apps available to them.

AT&T and Verizon have both switched to tiered data plans that charge more for overages, which would find customers paying more when they use large amounts of data. Under the tiered plans, AT&T and Verizon charge extra if users go beyond their plan's allowed data usage.

T-Mobile offers unlimited...

Wireless carriers turning to tiered data plans may soon see less traffic than expected on their networks if consumers keep using the numerous free communications apps available to them.

AT&T and Verizon have both switched to tiered data plans that charge more for overages, which would find customers paying more when they use large amounts of data. Under the tiered plans, AT&T and Verizon charge extra if users go beyond their plan's allowed data usage.

T-Mobile offers unlimited...

IPhones may soon eliminate diabetes patients' need to draw blood, as mobile medical apps become increasingly sophisticated.

A modified iPhone can now non-invasively monitor biomarkers like glucose. Developed by Professor Heather Clark's team in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Northeastern University, the system first requires a person be injected with a miniscule amount of nanoparticle solution that...

Researchers at Northeastern University have developed a new way for iPhones to measure blood sugar levels without drawing blood, showcasing the increasingly sophisticated applications of mobile devices.

Professor Heather Clark at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences modified an iPhone to measure blood using "non-invasively monitor biomarkers." Instead of drawing blood, the system requires a person to be injected...