Mobile/Wireless
- Android Security Woes: Google Wallet Threat Bad News for NFC Payments
- What You Can Learn from Motorola's Recent Refurbed Tablet Security Scare
- Latest Leaked Image of RIM's New BlackBerry 10 Smartphone, "London"
- Free Android Security App Utilizes CIO.com Tips
- Mobile Phone Etiquette: Vibrate Mode Just as Rude as Ringtones
News Feature articles
The Android 1.5 Challenge: Beat IPhone 3.0, Palm Pre
Wed, April 15, 2009 - Version 1.5 of the Android platform will have new features sought by users and developers since the mobile operating system's first release, but none of the updated features appear to easily out-do top smartphones such as Apple Inc.'s iPhone.
IPhone Skype May Be Tip of the Iceberg for Carriers
Wed, April 08, 2009 - Though mobile operators say they want more open phone platforms and are moving toward packet-based 4G networks, they are stuck between a future of being "dumb pipes" like DSL or cable operators and a present in which the bulk of their revenue still comes from the sale of voice minutes.
Microsoft Goes After TomTom -- and Linux
Fri, February 27, 2009 - Microsoft Corp.'s decision to sue TomTom International BV -- and in the process take on Linux -- isn't likely to affect your use of Linux. As of now, that's the consensus among experts.
Visto's Good Buyout Relieves Motorola
Tue, February 24, 2009 - Motorola's sale of the former Good Technology to Visto may benefit the embattled equipment maker more than either push e-mail provider, though the deal should help Visto bulk up for competition against Research in Motion, according to industry analysts.
LTE-WiMax Contest Winner Could Be HSPA+ for Now
Fri, February 20, 2009 - Equipment vendors are trying to convince mobile operators to spend money upgrading their networks to deliver faster Internet access, with two technologies battling for the bucks: LTE (Long Term Evolution) and WiMax. However in the short term the winner could be an intermediate technology, HSPA+, as operators look for ways to wring more out of their existing networks with less capital outlay than LTE requires.
Gartner: Mobile phones to overtake landlines
Wed, December 17, 2008 - In a trend expected to profoundly affect how businesses plan and pay for telecommunications services in North America, an analyst firm says mobile phones will outnumber wired lines and desktop phones in the office by 2011.
RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8220 Flip Phone: The Next Great Consumer Smartphone?
Wed, September 10, 2008 - Al Sacco has laid his hands on the newest BlackBerry mobile device, meant for non-business cell phone users. The problem isn't the phone, he says; it's the phone companies who need to get their pricing act together.
The Next Three Big Open-Source Challenges: Cloud Computing, Open Web and Mobile
Thu, July 24, 2008 - At this week's Open Source Convention, Tim O'Reilly identified the next three opportunities and challenges the community should pay attention to: cloud computing, the open programmable Web and open mobile. But open source is a philosophy, not just a technology; another speaker exhorted attendees to get involved in a larger effort to influence the nation's security and privacy practices.
Minneapolis Bridge Collapse: Why Cellular Service Goes Down During Disasters
Fri, August 03, 2007 - It happens all the time when calamity strikes. Here's what you should know to prepare for the next one.
The Week in Apple iPhone Stories
Fri, June 29, 2007 - For those who don't have an RSS feed of iPhone news on IV drip, here's a look at the top stories this week.



