July 25, 2008
Mobile/Wireless Index
Mobile Phone Users Smart on Security
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 23, 2008
As dependency on mobile devices increases, users know the importance of protecting stored data and network access.
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 23, 2008
As dependency on mobile devices increases, users know the importance of protecting stored data and network access.
iPhone 3G Review: Top Apps, Gripes, and Gadget Love
By Joe Kissell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 18, 2008
It's far from technically perfect, but it’s pretty darn cool. Plus: some must-have Apps from the iPhone App Store.
By Joe Kissell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 18, 2008
Laptops with Solid State Drives: Pros and Cons
By David Strom | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 21, 2008
Solid state drives can offer higher performance than conventional rotating storage, yet also add about $500- $800 to a laptop’s price. Are they worth it?
By David Strom | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 21, 2008
The Pulse of the Smartphone Market
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 20, 2008
Palm hangs in against two tough competitors.
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 20, 2008
Palm hangs in against two tough competitors.
Sun Gives Enterprises a New Mobility Option
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 17, 2008
Sun says its enterprise applications can now synchronize with Windows Mobile, Palm and BlackBerry devices.
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 17, 2008
Sun says its enterprise applications can now synchronize with Windows Mobile, Palm and BlackBerry devices.
Hauling Wireless From the Warehouse
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 16, 2008
Costco's deal with Sotto could give bigger carriers ideas on how to sell plans.
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 16, 2008
Costco's deal with Sotto could give bigger carriers ideas on how to sell plans.
iPhone Knocking on the Enterprise
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 15, 2008
Slew of third-party vendors rush to get a piece of the iPhone real estate.
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 15, 2008
Slew of third-party vendors rush to get a piece of the iPhone real estate.
RFID Tracking Allows Prisons to More Closely Monitor Inmates
By Daniel Casciato | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 14, 2008
RFID inmate tracking technology is making it easier for correctional institutions to curb prison violence, sexual abuse, and potential prison escapes.
By Daniel Casciato | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 14, 2008
RFID inmate tracking technology is making it easier for correctional institutions to curb prison violence, sexual abuse, and potential prison escapes.
MySpace Catches iPhone Fever
By Kenneth Corbin | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 13, 2008
Social networking giant doubles down on its mobile efforts with a free app for Apple's iPhone.
By Kenneth Corbin | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 13, 2008
Social networking giant doubles down on its mobile efforts with a free app for Apple's iPhone.
The iPhone 3G: Why You Should Wait Until September
By Rob Enderle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 9, 2008
There are a number of pricing issues, as well as some interesting competitors, that might give you pause.
By Rob Enderle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 9, 2008
Oracle, Salesforce.com Apps Now on iPhone
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 11, 2008
UPDATED: The iPhone edges closer to becoming an enterprise tool, but it has a long way to go.
By Richard Adhikari | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 11, 2008
UPDATED: The iPhone edges closer to becoming an enterprise tool, but it has a long way to go.
Sun, HP Partner on Java ME for Smart Phones
By Andy Patrizio | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 7, 2008
Sun handled development of the Java Virtual Machine for HP's new smartphone, saving HP the effort and avoiding fragmentation at the same time.
By Andy Patrizio | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 7, 2008
Sun handled development of the Java Virtual Machine for HP's new smartphone, saving HP the effort and avoiding fragmentation at the same time.
Gateway M-1626 Laptop: Sixty-Four But Not Hardcore
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 2, 2008
Review: the six-pound, AMD dual-core-powered portable does indeed exceed the run-of-the-mill with the 64-bit version of Vista. But do its battery life and graphics performance suit its suitable-for-power-users positioning?
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 2, 2008
Review: the six-pound, AMD dual-core-powered portable does indeed exceed the run-of-the-mill with the 64-bit version of Vista. But do its battery life and graphics performance suit its suitable-for-power-users positioning?
Hey Enterprise: Here Comes the 3G iPhone
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 1, 2008
Even if the iPhone doesn't have all the features IT wants, companies may be forced to support it anyway.
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published July 1, 2008
Even if the iPhone doesn't have all the features IT wants, companies may be forced to support it anyway.
MobiComp Bid Helps Microsoft's Mobile Agenda
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 29, 2008
Planned acquisition promises to expand the software giant's mobile content access and storage offerings.
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 29, 2008
Planned acquisition promises to expand the software giant's mobile content access and storage offerings.
The Mouse Is Dead
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 25, 2008
Take the time to savor every point and every click. It won't last: several new technologies are in the process of replacing this vintage technology.
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 25, 2008
3Com Expands Wireless Networking Portfolio
By Lauren Simonds | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 27, 2008
The company aims to help small businesses boost their wireless networking with new access points, routers and adapters.
By Lauren Simonds | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 27, 2008
The company aims to help small businesses boost their wireless networking with new access points, routers and adapters.
Open Source Nokia a Threat to Microsoft, Google?
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 26, 2008
By opening up the dominant wireless OS, Nokia aims to undermine both Windows Mobile devices and emerging rivals like Android. How will it fare?
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 26, 2008
By opening up the dominant wireless OS, Nokia aims to undermine both Windows Mobile devices and emerging rivals like Android. How will it fare?
Market Analyst: Smartphone Use Soaring for Small Biz
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 25, 2008
Companies with fewer than 100 employees are hotbeds of smartphone use -- and small offices may outspend medium-sized ones sixfold by 2013.
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 25, 2008
Companies with fewer than 100 employees are hotbeds of smartphone use -- and small offices may outspend medium-sized ones sixfold by 2013.
Tuning In to RFID and Wi-Fi
By Gerry Blackwell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 24, 2008
Worldwide market leader AeroScout believes Wi-Fi can push RFID into the mainstream.
By Gerry Blackwell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 24, 2008
Worldwide market leader AeroScout believes Wi-Fi can push RFID into the mainstream.
Divide and Conquer: Today's Ultraportable Laptops
By Jamie Lendino | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 23, 2008
The ASUS Eee PC has taken the air out of the elite ultraportable PC market, helping spur its fragmentation -- and sharpen its focus.
By Jamie Lendino | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 23, 2008
The ASUS Eee PC has taken the air out of the elite ultraportable PC market, helping spur its fragmentation -- and sharpen its focus.
Who's Ahead in the 4G Race?
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 22, 2008
Yes, the race is on to the next version of the mobile Web. Here's a look at who's in what camp and who's got the lead.
By Judy Mottl | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 22, 2008
Yes, the race is on to the next version of the mobile Web. Here's a look at who's in what camp and who's got the lead.
Building with Mesh
By Naomi Graychase | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 16, 2008
A large construction company based in the southeast upgrades its wireless LAN to increase productivity, improve security, and save money.
By Naomi Graychase | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 16, 2008
A large construction company based in the southeast upgrades its wireless LAN to increase productivity, improve security, and save money.
The 7 Features the 'iPhone Killers' Missed
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 20, 2008
Until a competitor can design a better phone than Apple, the "iPhone Killers" simply won't.
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 20, 2008
GPS Past the Destination
By Tim Scannell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 13, 2008
GPS-enabled mobile-resource management systems can "flip the supply chain," although challenges are en route.
By Tim Scannell | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 13, 2008
GPS-enabled mobile-resource management systems can "flip the supply chain," although challenges are en route.
iPhone 3G: Beyond the Distortion Field
By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 11, 2008
I’m pretty sure that Steve Jobs could pull a napkin out of his pocket with the word “Apple” written on it, and people would want to know when it went on sale.
By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 11, 2008
Cisco VoIP: Getting to Mobililty
By Ted Stevenson | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 13, 2008
The networking infrastructure giant has long dominated the IP PBX market; it now seeks to extend its domain to mobile phones.
By Ted Stevenson | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 13, 2008
The networking infrastructure giant has long dominated the IP PBX market; it now seeks to extend its domain to mobile phones.
New iPhone and High Gas Prices Could Drive Visual Networking
By Rob Enderle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 11, 2008
Tough new economic realities are working to promote Web-based visual networking. But the disappointing iPhone 2.0 might not be the device to drive this trend.
By Rob Enderle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 11, 2008
Apple's iPhone: The 3G Sequel
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 10, 2008
The iPhone 3G is quicker, lower priced, and offers nifty new software -- you just can't buy it quite yet.
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 10, 2008
The iPhone 3G is quicker, lower priced, and offers nifty new software -- you just can't buy it quite yet.
Apple Watchers Salivate Over 3G iPhone Rumors
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 9, 2008
Apple Watchers Salivate Over 3G iPhone Rumors
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 9, 2008
Apple Watchers Salivate Over 3G iPhone Rumors
AMD Finally Offers a Notebook Platform
By Andy Patrizio | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 8, 2008
Puma will be its first platform built specifically for notebooks, combining AMD chips with ATI graphics and chipsets.
By Andy Patrizio | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 8, 2008
Puma will be its first platform built specifically for notebooks, combining AMD chips with ATI graphics and chipsets.
Netbook? MID? Is This PC Category for Real?
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 6, 2008
New generations of low-priced portable computers are on the way, but will they have much more than niche appeal?
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 6, 2008
New generations of low-priced portable computers are on the way, but will they have much more than niche appeal?
It's a Small (Notebook) World at Computex
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 6, 2008
Whether it's sold by generic white-box resellers or famous names like Dell and Apple, a huge percentage of PC hardware comes from Taiwan. That's why the annual Computex trade show in Taipei always generates big news.
By Eric Grevstad | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 6, 2008
Whether it's sold by generic white-box resellers or famous names like Dell and Apple, a huge percentage of PC hardware comes from Taiwan. That's why the annual Computex trade show in Taipei always generates big news.
Tip: How to Unlock Your iPhone
By Philip Graitcer | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 5, 2008
How to easily get your iPhone running on other carrier networks than AT&T's.
By Philip Graitcer | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 5, 2008
How to easily get your iPhone running on other carrier networks than AT&T's.
Here Comes the 'ASUS Freee PC'
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 4, 2008
Still saving your pennies to buy a computer? Forget about it – they’re about to be free. It's a wonderful time to be a nerdy cheapskate.
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published June 4, 2008
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