Microsoft: Windows 7 Not Harming BatteriesBy Stuart J. Johnston |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 9, 2010The warnings issued by Windows 7 about failing batteries are correct, and are not causing batteries to reach this state, a Microsoft executive states.
Sour Opinion on iPadBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 9, 2010With the pre-announcement hype subsiding, people are far from enthusiastic about the iPad, if an online survey is to be believed.
Wireless Network Security: 7 Simple TipsBy Practically Networked staff |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 8, 2010This ubiquity of wireless networks means that there may be myriad potential network intruders lurking within range of your office WLAN.
Why You'll Use a Tablet. Yes YOU!By Mike Elgan |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 3, 2010Touch tablets will come out optimized for operating systems ranging from closed (iPhone OS) to open (Linux) and everything in between. Take your pick.
iPad Could Grab Huge Share (of the Enterprise)By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 31, 2010The iPad targets the business market as it simultaneously aims at the education, publishing, and gaming markets.
Smartphone Battle to Grow Fierce in 2010By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 1, 2010The competition for this profitable business will turn increasingly tough this year as many new vendors enter the market.
Using Windows 7 in iPad? Citrix Says YesBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published February 1, 2010Citrix is the first to claim it will enable the iPad to run Windows 7. IT managers will be able to control who can access the Windows 7 desktop or even specific applications.
More Acquisitions Ahead for VMware?By Larry Barrett |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 29, 2010Technology investment researcher 451 Group predicts the virtualization software maker will pick and choose from a number of potential takeover candidates in 2010.
iPad Much Faster than iPhoneBy Andy Patrizio |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 29, 2010While the iPhone is underclocked to preserve battery life, the iPad has no such restriction, based on observers' reports at the iPad launch.
Enterprises Mobile Computing: the iPad?By Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 29, 2010While Apple's iPad appears targeted at consumers, analysts say the iPad will earn a berth in the burgeoning enterprise mobile sector.
The Complete Apple iPad in 60 SecondsBy Mike Elgan |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 27, 2010In a nutshell, the iPad is potentially one of the most important, culture-changing tech products in history, because it can replace all media.
Tech Platform Wars, 2010: Devices RuleBy Adrian Kingsley-Hughes |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 26, 2010Mobile computing is devouring the tech landscape, radically altering the position of Microsoft, Apple and Google and other players.
Is Apple Testing Tablet? Flurry Says YesBy Andy Patrizio |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 25, 2010A mobile analytics firm finds what it claims is evidence that Apple tablet prototypes are being tested.
Best Smartphone for IT: Blackberry vs. iPhone vs. AndroidBy Jeff Vance |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 25, 2010The business-focused Blackberry is challenged by the iPhone, which is gaining enterprise share despite its consumer focus. Meanwhile the Android is coming on strong.
Google CEO Says Company Still Supports iPhoneBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 21, 2010Bing to iPhone? Not so fast. Google's CEO Eric Schmidt addresses the company's relationship with Apple, the China controversy and other matters.
Will Bing Replace Google on iPhones?By Stuart J. Johnston |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 20, 2010Is an Apple-Microsoft alliance brewing? Magazine says the two companies have been talking.
Macworld Expo Marches On for Apple FansBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 19, 2010The annual Mac extravaganza looks to become more of a fanfest for both Mac and iPhone users as well as anything new -- iSlate anyone? -- that Apple may announce.
Cisco Goes After Wireless VideoBy Sean Michael Kerner |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 19, 2010New VideoStream tech coming from networking giant aims to make wireless video as good (if not better) than wired video.
Apple Tablet Expected Jan. 27By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 19, 2010The widely anticipated device is said to resemble a large version of the iPhone, with a roughly 10-inch touchscreen.
The Enterprise Phone: Nexus's Next GenBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 11, 2010Google announces that the next version of the Nexus One phone, made by HTC Corp, will be for enterprise users and might have a physical keyboard.
Qualcomm Eyes NextGen Mobile Internet DevicesBy Larry Barrett |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 8, 2010CEO Paul Jacobs says his Snapdragon chipsets will power the next generation of consumer electronics devices geared for the mobile Internet.
Microsoft Tablet Debuts, Pricing UnknownBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 7, 2010Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled a new HP tablet computer on Wednesday, beating Apple hotly anticipated move into the market. But does it really steal the fire?
How the Apple Tablet Could FailBy Mike Elgan |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 6, 2010Each of these possible challenges is based on things Apple or its CEO have actually said or done.
Amazon Taking Kindle DX GlobalBy Kenneth Corbin |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 6, 2010E-commerce giant upgrading largest version of popular e-reading device with global wireless connectivity.
Google's New Phone: Not RevolutionaryBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 6, 2010Techies gave Google favorable reviews but noted the new phone was not a game changer was the iPhone was.
Gateway EC1430u: The 'Netbook' NotebookBy Eric Grevstad |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published January 4, 2010Gateway EC1430u, retailing for $550, is a bit big for a netbook, yet is on the small side for a notebook. The perfect compromise?
iPhone Tops in Mobile UsageBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 22, 2009But other brands with more models enjoy a larger share of the market than Apple, according to a new study by Nielsen.
Blackberry Email Snafu Fixed, RIM SaysBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 18, 2009RIM has resolved the issue that temporarily delayed email service for some BlackBerry users.
Google to Sell its Own Phone to ConsumersBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 14, 2009Called the Nexus One and made by smartphone maker HTC, Google's phone will run on Android operating system, according to sources.
AT&T Confronts iPhone Usage HeadachesBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 11, 2009The competition over which vendors control revenue generated by apps and services will be the essential battleground in the global wireless business.
Apple to Unveil Tablet in March 2010?By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 10, 2009Apple could sells 1 million to 1.5 million tablets each quarter at an average price of $1,000, a veteran Apple analyst speculates.
Samsung Launches Smartphone PlatformBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 8, 2009Mobile industry observers note that unless a company has an application and operating system strategy, it risks marginalizing itself as a hardware provider only.
Augmented Reality Apps Find Major InterestBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 7, 2009Augmented reality apps combine real-world images with computer-generated images on a screen, usually in real time.
Nokia Scaling Back Smartphone OfferingBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 4, 2009The leading cell phone maker will drastically cut back on the number of different smartphone models unveils as it faces challenges from RIM and Apple.
Google Boosts BlackBerry ConnectionBy Andy Patrizio |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 25, 2009Google has unveiled an update to its Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry, upping the number of users who can simultaneously access the Google services.
Smartphones to Surge in 2010By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 20, 2009The robust sales growth of smartphones is expected to continuing growing in 2010.
Nokia: Businesses Interested in NetbookBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 19, 2009Nokia launched its netbook with the consumer market in mind, yet now sees major corporate interest.
Why Android Could FailBy Mike Elgan |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 18, 2009Googles Android platform faces colossal challenges in all three of the factors that determine success in the handheld market.
Dell to Hawk Smartphones InternationallyBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 16, 2009Dell will sell its first smartphone in China in late November, followed by Brazil toward the end of the year.
Apple's iPhone Profit Tops Nokia, SamsungBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 11, 2009Probably surprising no one, Apple in the recent quarter was the cellphone maker generating the highest total operating profit in the industry.
Smartphone Battle: Samsung vs. NokiaBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 10, 2009Cell phone titans Samsung and Nokia are maneuvering to win the battle with smartphone rivals like iPhone and Blackberry.
Will Andoid Kill the iPhone?By Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 9, 2009Sure, the iPhone is sexy, but Google's Android mobile platform has some unbeatable advantages.
iPhone to See Enterprise AdoptionBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 7, 2009An analyst notes that current penetration, while minor, is expected to grow substantially.
Netbook Top Sellers: Acer, Asus, SamsungBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 6, 2009Netbooks are enjoying zooming sales figures, with Acer, Asus, Samsung as the top netbook sellers.
Apple's iPhone Apps vs. Google's AndriodBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 5, 2009Apple touts its 100,000 iPhone apps, but developers are flocking to Google's Andriod platform.
Sony Ericsson Announces Android PhoneBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 3, 2009Google's Android has gained this year as mobile phone vendors look for ways to compete with Apple's iPhone.
A Windows XP...Smartphone?By Andy Patrizio |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 2, 2009A Chinese firm is making claims of a smartphone running Windows XP, yet observers are skeptical.
Google Voice: Keep Your Cell NumberBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 27, 2009Google Voice service users don't need to switch to a special phone number, an option that greatly broadens the new service's appeal.
RIM vs. Apple: Can RIM Stay Strong?By Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 26, 2009While some see RIM's lion's share of the cell phone market slipping, others note that the company remains strong.
Apple Sued by NokiaBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 23, 2009Claiming patent infringement, Nokia accused the iPhone maker of trying to hitch a "free-ride" on its technology investments.
Universal Cell Phone Charger Being DevelopedBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 22, 2009A one-size-fits-all charger will lessen waste by reducing the number of chargers thrown away with the purchase of a new cell phones.
RIM Unveils Upscale Blackberry BoldBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 21, 2009The new BlackBerry Bold smartphone is designed for professional users and affluent retail consumers.
Run a Business from Your iPhone: The Best AppsBy Troy Dreier |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 20, 2009The entrepreneur who ran a business completely from his iPhone talks about the apps he used. Plus: a list of the essential business iPhone apps.
Microsoft: Most Sidekick Data RecoveredBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 16, 2009Depite a Microsoft server computer failure, most of the data feared lost by Sidekick mobile phone users has been recovered.
RIM to Release New Blackberry StormBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 15, 2009The move is an effort by RIM to challenge the the iPhone as Apple offers the device to a larger number of wireless carriers.
Toshiba Mini NB205-N210 Netbook: Good TravelerBy Eric Grevstad |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 14, 2009Toshiba sells two Mini NB205 models, with and without Bluetooth. Both are good netbooks for their respective prices.
The Apple Tablet Won't FlyBy Don Reisinger |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 8, 2009The world doesn't want an oversized iPhone, no matter who makes it.
Dell to Launch U.S. SmartphoneBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 8, 2009Dell will use Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network for its first venture into the remarkably competitive U.S. cellphone arena.
Palm Pre: Good Interface, Few AppsBy Gerry Blackwell |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published October 2, 2009The Palm Pre, a competitor to the iPhone, includes a QWERTY keyboard. But it's not likely to stop the hordes flocking to the iPhone.
IPhone MMS (Finally) AvailableBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 28, 2009The activation of MMS for the iPhone 3GS and 3G finally delivers on AT&T's promises to deliver the feature.
Why Microsofts Courier' Tablet Will Never ExistBy Mike Elgan |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 23, 2009Despite the hype, there are at least six good reasons why the Microsoft tablet will exist only in the fevered imaginations of A-list bloggers.
Microsoft to Launch New Tablet?By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 23, 2009One prominent -- but unconfirmed -- news source indicates that Microsoft will go toe to toe with Apple.
iPhone 3.1 Upgraders Complain to AppleBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 22, 2009iPhone owners who upgraded to the new operating system 3.1 are complaining that battery life falls short after updating to the new OS.
Google: Apple Blocked iPhone Voice AppBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 21, 2009Google claims Apple flatly rejected its Google Voice application for the iPhone -- in contrast to what Apple told regulators last month.
Hot iPhone, Android Trend: Augmented RealityBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 18, 2009Overlaying information on real-world views displayed on a smartphone camera lens is expected to become highly popular.
Enterprise IT vs. Mobile DevicesBy Michelle Megna |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 16, 2009Plenty of staffers now use their personal handheld for company business, creating myriad security and policy challenges.
Gaming on the iPhone Stinks!By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 15, 2009Sure, Apple claims otherwise, but the platforms drawbacks are hard to paper over.
HP Unveils New Netbook, Ultra-thin PCsBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 15, 2009The PC maker is navigating the downturn by targeting the sweet spot of consumer desire.
iPhone Marketing Guru Looks BackBy David Needle |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 14, 2009Having left Apple, iPhone marketing guru Bob Borchers breaks the silence and looks back on his time with the company.
Motorola's Google Phone: a Comeback?By Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 11, 2009Can the once dominant Motorola make a comeback by leveraging its phone partnership with Google?
ZaReason's Linux Netbook StrategyBy Carla Schroder |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 10, 2009Linux PC maker ZaReason -- with its Terra A20 -- targets a tough but growing market.
Microsoft Defends Its Netbook EffortsBy Stuart J. Johnston |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 10, 2009While some critics claim Microsoft is behind the curve on the booming netbook market, the software giant says otherwise.
Nokia to Skip Operator Tailoring for Linux PhonesBy Reuters |
Mobile/Wireless Article Published September 9, 2009Nokia's plan for phones using its Linux Maemo operating system is the latest twist in a battle between handset vendors and operators for access to cell phone users.