Brian Wallace — Historical articles

Advertising has come a long way, especially in the mobile age. Back in the day, billboards and newspaper ads had to suffice to get the word out, but now...

Flappy Bird, a legend in its own time. A game that requires no skills, has no discernable strategy to win, and is as addictive as crack cocaine. Flappy...

While general economic conditions may be uncertain for the future, it’s a safe bet that job prospects for talented coders will be excellent. It’s...

Wearable tech is launching us in to the space age with some serious Jetsons level gear. Technology is no longer merely an extension of our bodies; it is...

The smartphone is a tricky device and sometimes the lines between master and servant are blurred. On one hand we control our phone and all that it does...

Are you a gym rat, or a geek? Of course, we know it isn't a dichotomy and it isn't necessarily one or the other, but for argument's sake, let's just say...

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Near Field Communication (NFC) are playing a key role in helping mobile technologies redefine how businesses and consumers...

The remote control, since its inception, has been the poster child for convenience. No longer must we move from the couch to adjust the volume of the...

Computer forensics was once thought to be an unreliable source for evidence, but now has become an important part of investigation. In 2012 there were 16...

EMV is switching cards from the magnetic stripe to an integrated circuit card. This type of card - the "chip" card - is usually the same size as a...

Four out of every five people in the world now have a mobile phone, and 84 percent can’t go a single day without their phone. A little less than half of...

The Android phones of 2013 come with cool new features that will make your mobile world a lot more enjoyable. With new sensory technology, touchless...