All Entries in the "Tech Trends" Category
Dell Bets on Latin America
Region among star performers for computer maker. Thanks to Latin America outgrowing the world average both in economic terms and in PC sales, companies like U.S.-based Dell have reason to be optimistic about their revenues in the region this year. “The economies of Latin America are healthier, with a few exceptions,” says Peter Wiegandt, the [...]
Latin America’s Technology Leaders
How Panama replaced Uruguay as Latin America’s technology king.
Copa Pioneers Mobile Check-in
New service lets passengers receive boarding passes on cell phones.
Brazil Invoicing Goes Digital
How one technical solution enables companies in Brazil to comply with new regulations and save time.
Car Tech
Previously celebrated features like Bluetooth wireless technology and GPS navigation systems have become old hat. Automakers and aftermarket manufacturers have been scrambling to develop the next big thing, a fully interactive driver experience that marries connectivity, entertainment and practicality while also paying mind to safety considerations.
How to De-stress on the Road
High-tech travel companions can help you stay fit and calm away from home.
3-D TV: The First Generation
Consumers with visions of Avatar should adjust their expectations when it comes to the latest in home entertainment technology
E-Readers: The Digital Dilemma
The runaway success of the Apple iPad in the United States has prompted the makers of e-readers to lower prices for the devices that store the text of thousands of books. More manufacturers are launching tablet computers that, like the iPad, will similarly straddle the territory between smart phones and notebooks and feature e-reading applications. The monochromatic e-readers tout their easier-to-read type, particularly in bright sunlight, and longer-lasting batteries (provided the WiFi is off) that can hold up on a business or leisure trip. Small, slim and light, they slip readily into a coat pocket or purse. For avid readers, particularly those on the go and those who don’t need – or want – a multipurpose, heavier tablet, a dedicated e-reader may be the best option.
Travel Smart
The LT Guide to gadgets that make travel time as productive as office time Blackberry 8800 Most professionals today cannot live without email, and Blackberry Smartphones are the undisputed kings for handling electronic correspondence. But traveling overseas with one can be challenge, especially because mobile telephony networks vary from country to country. That’s where the [...]
Tech Meets Fashion
HP’s venture into the intersection between fashion and personal technology resulted in a pair of special edition netbooks whose outward looks are crafted by the Dutch-born Boontje and fashion designer Vivienne Tam.
LT Holiday Gift Guide
Extravagant and not-so-extravagant gifts for your loved ones: from a BMW Z4 to a simple bottle of her perfume to a five-figure all-electric motorcycle.
A Phone For All Seasons
There is the good and the bad to be found in Nokia’s E75, the latest of the company’s enterprise smartphones.
I Can Hear Clearly Now
Recall those headphones that came with your music player? Sock them in a drawer and don’t look back. To really enjoy music you need to invest in a pair of quality headphones, and typically, you get what you pay for. Good headphones usually start in the $70 range and the price goes up from there. [...]
Three Gadgets
Here are three gadgets you could live without, but why would you want to?
To the Touch
Not too long ago, leather was the material of choice to protect valuable belongings. Durable, supple and able to take a variety of hues, leather these days is more of a fashion statement. Still, leather retains all the qualities that make a wonderful wrapping for items that matter the most.
Hardware: Watches
Watches have always been a symbol of status, but in recent years they’ve taken on an added value as the accoutrement of choice for the professional class
Light in Weight, Heavy in Power
It’s a scene repeated in airports all over the world: a harried executive, rushing to make a connecting flight, lugging a suitcase and a cumbersome laptop through security lines and onto the aircraft. The overloaded traveler may become a sight of the past, like airport passengers talking on pay phones, because of the growing trend [...]
