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DDD Sees Tablet Adoption Driving Mobile Growth Wall Street Journal (India) DDD Group PLC (DDD.LN), a Los Angeles-based maker of technology that converts two-dimensional images into three dimensions, expects mobile devices to account for an increasingly large share of its revenue, as more people watch videos on tablets, ... See all stories on this topic »

Moshi Monsters to ditch web browsers for tablets Mobile Entertainment Mind Candy, the firm behind Moshi Monsters, has stated that it will be testing out its next properties on tablets prior to launching toys, in a move that will see it drop web browsers in favour of tablets,Mobile Entertainment sister title Toy News has ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile device price drop sees tablets outsell PCs Telecoms.com The number of tablets sold globally will surpass the number of PCs sold by 2017, according to analyst firm Gartner. Sales of Android smartphones are also expected to triple between 2012 and 2017, the firm forecast. More than 2.9 billion mobile or desk... See all stories on this topic » Telecoms.com

Mobile Ad Agency Solutions Provider, Sam4Mobile, Launches; Provides Real ... PYMNTS.com The company provides a real-time web-based suite of products that enable advertisers to better monitor and analyze their mobile ad campaigns through richer insights into how customers respond to and engage with ads across smartphones and tablets. See all stories on this topic »

Nokia Music comes to windows 8 tablets, finally The Mobile Indian Along with that the tablets would also be able to access the new Nokia Music+ service which is a subscription based service that offers unlimited downloads, higher quality music, lyrics download and even web access. It is available at the subscription ... See all stories on this topic »

Spector: console hardware is “frozen” while mobile & tablet continue to evolve VG247 Veteran developer Warren Spector has suggested in a new column that next-gen home consoles will face competition from the home entertainment space, and that console tech is stuck in a frozen rut, while mobile and tablet devices continue to evolve. See all stories on this topic »

Navy considers bomb-disposal applications that run on tablet computers or ... Military & Aerospace Electronics U.S. Navy researchers are surveying industry and government agencies to uncover the latest developments in mobile explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) applications that run on low-powered handheld mobile devices like tablet computers and smart phones. See all stories on this topic » Military & Aerospace Electronics

As browsing goes mobile, Apple wins, Mozilla loses Computerworld Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) and Mozilla's Firefox are the two browsers whose usage shares have been hit hardest by the trend toward mobile. That should not be a surprise, as Microsoft has been slow to turn to smartphones and tablets, and Mozilla ... See all stories on this topic »