This guest post was provided by our good friend Zagg.com—a leading provider of iPhone Skins. A company that loves gadgets just as much as we do. Predicting the future with any degree of certainty is impossible. Now watch me do it. Here are three mobile trends that will affect the coming years… 1-3 Years: Tablets Will Rule the World When tablets first appeared, I was skeptical. How could something like this replace my oh-so intuitive desktop computer? But then it...

AMOLED’s are somewhat of a bittersweet feature for smartphone users. On one hand, they’re simply gorgeous when the lighting is right, with crisp, vibrant colors jumping off screen that put traditional LCD’s to shame. Besides good looks, AMOLED’s are functional too — saving a considerable amount of your precious battery due to their energy sipping requirements. Outside in the open air and light however, that love story quickly ends in you...

For better or worse, passengers on Turkish Airlines will soon be able to traverse the (literal) air waves of the planet when tens of thousands of feet above the ground and yack away on their phones as long as they please. The new found mile high yackery is being brought to Turkish Airlines passengers compliments of Panasonic Avionics who has won the sole contract to provide the tech. Out of the 12 Boeing 777-300ERs and 10 Airbus A330-300 aircraft that Turkish Airlines...

While we’d like to think of that the White House of all places in the country would employ some sort of high tech form of mobile device inventory, from the picture above we can see that simply isn’t the case. No sir. There isn’t any advanced monitoring chip, no fingerprint/BlackBerry add-on, and no retina scanner built into the camera. It’s good ‘ol sticky notes for the fine leaders of our country. The only sad thing that I’ve come...

Look back in time through your typical magic ball and observe how Microsoft at one point had a commanding grasp of many aspects of the technology market. From smartphones to computers to software, Microsoft controlled it all. The last 5-6 years however have seen a massive influx of both hardware and software options from various start ups and seasoned veterans all looking to get in on a piece of the pie Microsoft ate by itself for so long. The days of the Microsoft rule...