Mobile

Wed, May 27, 2009 - Portable yet powerful, the laptop has become the machine of choice for the modern business user. But for anyone with extensive experience pushing the limits of its portability (in coach, on the bus, anywhere power outlets come at a premium), the lure of the laptop may be losing its luster - especially in light of recent advances in netbooks.

Tue, May 26, 2009 - Look at any major analyst firm report since the Apple iPhone was released, and you'll see the earnest intoning to stick with the buttoned-down and pinstriped BlackBerry - widely admired in executive corridors for its safety and security - and beware that odd, colorful, possibly dangerous Apple device that consumers may love but professionals should avoid. If the iPhone were meant for work, it wouldn't be so much fun to use, would it?

Tue, May 19, 2009 - The next generation of netbooks aims to combine the best features of notebooks and smartphones, with all-day batteries and an emphasis on entertainment over productivity. But will they do what you need them to do?

Mon, May 18, 2009 - IT leaders are struggling to manage workers and customers who demand constant connections, mobility and flexibility, prefer electronic networking over in-person contact, and multitask with ease but may not have the same thinking processes as previous generations.

Tue, May 12, 2009 - With thousands of models to choose from, ranging from tiny micro-notebooks to mobile performance beasts, picking the right laptop can be overwhelming. Here's help in finding the right one.

Thu, May 07, 2009 - Research In Motion (RIM) held its annual Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) this week in Orlando, Fla., and though there were countless BlackBerry products and services on display, ten of them really stood out from the crowd. Here are our favorite BlackBerry-related offerings from WES 2009.

Mon, May 04, 2009 - The latest edition of RIM's BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), version 5.0, is now available, and it packs a variety of valuable new features for admins and end users alike.

Thu, April 30, 2009 - How it works: Various technologies enable patients to exchange health information with caregivers. Patients use the Intel Health Guide system to video conference with health-care professionals and receive videos about diet and exercise. Patients can also attach a blood pressure cuff or other devices using a Bluetooth wireless link and relay vital signs to a nurse. T+ Medical offers more targeted products, such as a diabetes management program that runs on a cell phone and helps patients track and report blood glucose levels.

Tue, April 28, 2009 - Here's our guide to the many pieces that make up "57 Amazing Things You Didn't Know Your Tech Could Do."

Tue, April 21, 2009 - Did your wireless carrier push out a handful of unwanted apps and games to your BlackBerry? No worries. Delete or hide those dastardly downloads with these simple steps.