MATT HAMBLEN

Hewlett-Packard's WebOS is not dead yet, and that could be a good thing for chip maker Qualcomm.

IT Industry Recoils as Economic Downturn Worsens

The drumbeat of economic bad news got louder in the IT industry last week, as Intel Corp. reduced its earnings forecast and Sun Microsystems Inc. announced a huge layoff.

BlackBerry Addicts Hit New Low Hiding Out in Bathrooms to Answer E-Mails

MIT's JoAnne Yates talks about CrackBerry addicts, the "always online" life and how it affects workers, and the dangers of information overload.

Gartner: Telecom Carriers Should Partner with Google on Initiatives

Analysts say it's a losing battle to keep fighting Google on issues concerning the Web such as net neutrality.

Economy May Have Negative Effect on Wireless Market

Analysts believe that many customers for the most sophisticated smart phones will be seeking cheaper alternatives.

Mobile Business Apps Entering 2nd Generation, IT Managers Say

Wireless mobility is entering a new generation, with more capabilities such as GPS that is enabled on new devices, and made more powerful with richer middleware and synchronization software.

Exchange E-Mail Support Comes to Nokia 80M S60 Phones

Functionality to be free and will enable users to connect with corporate Exchange functions.

AT&T: 3G, EDGE Data Outage Fixed

Users began complaining of a widespread wireless outage as early as 5:54 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, according to AT&T wireless customer forums.

Unified Communications Takes Center Field at Mets' New Ballpark

NY Mets choose Nortel's UC technology for new data center.

Palm Treo 800w Smartphone from Sprint Hits Store Shelves

Sprint is the first U.S. carrier to offer Palm's new 3G, Windows Mobile-based smartphone.