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Article | 8/10/2010 Does the Droid Pro deliver the goods for enterprise users?
Although Android-based devices have been making headway onto enterprise IT networks, the Droid Pro could be the first one to really blow the doors off...
Article | 7/10/2010 Tata Communications offering cloud computing services
India's Tata Communications is offering cloud based computing infrastructure services in India, with plans to extend the services to other markets inc...
Article | 8/10/2010 Developers will wait and see about Windows Phone 7
Some wireless application developers are hesitant about next week's launch of Windows Phone 7 devices, preferring to wait and see how the phones sell ...
Article | 7/10/2010 iPhone 4, iPad, Android leap in business adoption
Apple's iOS and Google's Android OS dominate the new non-BlackBerry installations in enterprises across the globe between July and September 2010, acc...
Article | 7/10/2010 Cisco unveils Umi home videoconferencing
Cisco has introduced Umi, a home telepresence system that uses existing high-definition TVs and also works with Google Video Chat.
Article | 7/10/2010 Verizon exec: iPhone news will come from Apple
Verizon shifted the responsibility for delivering an iPhone on its network to Apple, on the same day the Wall Street Journal reported that such a phon...
Article | 7/10/2010 New Droid Pro leads Motorola’s enhanced Android lineup
Motorola introduced its now iconic Droid handset one year ago. Today, the veteran phonemaker expanded its Android smartphone lineup to 22 models, with...
Article | 7/10/2010 Mobile OSes will drive changes at enterprises
Mobile operating systems will be key to changing the way enterprises work, AT&T's chief of mobility said on Wednesday.
Article | 6/10/2010 Mobile malware exploits on the way, experts say
Smartphone exploits are coming, as cybercriminals start to figure out how to make money by hacking mobile devices, two mobile security experts said Tu...
Article | 6/10/2010 Skype for Android: A disappointing debut
The headlines sure sound exciting, but hang on: Skype's long anticipated Android debut is no cause for celebration.
Article | 6/10/2010 Cricket launching no-contract $149 Android phone
Cricket, a U.S. mobile operator that uses pay-in-advance monthly plans, will sell the Android-based Ascend smartphone for $US149 without a contract wh...
Article | 6/10/2010 Skype for Android now available on more smartphones
Skype on Tuesday launched Skype for Android, its version of the VoIP software for all phones running on the Google Android operating system. The app, ...
Article | 6/10/2010 Fring could beat Skype for low-cost Android calls
Skype may finally be available to all Android users after months of Verizon-only exclusivity, but so is FringOut, an alternative contender that offers...
Article | 6/10/2010 Symantec now manages Apple iOS and Google Android smartphones
Symantec today announced that its mobile device management software now supports Apple iOS and Google Android, via Microsoft's Enterprise ActiveSync p...
Article | 6/10/2010 'Margin challenged' Apple TV costs $64 to build
The new Apple TV costs less than $64 to manufacture and get out the factory door, an analyst with iSuppli said today, putting Apple's living room entr...

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