The new enterprise Apps Marketplace lets developers integrate directly with Google Apps, making their applications, and the data they support, more readily accessible to users.
The security heavy-weight is prepping a new mobile exchange security offering that will both allow for Web access to mobile downloads and protect against harmful ones.
While Apple's not known for excessive litigation, a new analyst report shows that the iPhone maker is ready to lawyer-up aggressively to protect its mobile device patents. But could the strategy backfire?
Microsoft exec gives analysts an overview of its mobile device strategy and how it ties in with the company's gaming plans.
The nation's No. 1 carrier tests mobile Internet, mobile VoIP, streaming video, uploads and downloads on its nascent LTE network. Even iPhone owners may have buyer's remorse.
The nation's No. 2 carrier finally offers an Android smartphone -- Motorola's Backflip. Could Nexus One be coming?
In just a few years, touchscreens will compromise the vast majority of mobile devices as physical keyboards fall quickly out of favor.
Microsoft says Windows Phone 7 Series devices require new developer tools that aren't supported on Windows Mobile 6.x phones. Does the aging Windows mobile software have any future?
Once the mobile device hits store shelves, will consumers bite? The industry waits to see if the iPad becomes Apple's next iconic handheld computer.
Microsoft still has its self-branded phone in the works, and new information indicates at least one wireless carrier may be onboard to help the software titan roll out the mobile device. But is Microsoft's phantom 'Pink' skipping latest Windows Mobile software release?
It's hard to find someone in the blogosphere who doesn't think that's the case, but is Apple really using HTC as a proxy for attacking Google? Analysts weigh in on the iPhone maker's latest offensive move in the competitive mobile computing sector.
Microsoft plans a billion-dollar investment in mobile this year in a move to make the company's newest Windows Mobile software for phones into a serious player. But will that include buying RIM or Palm?
Cisco, Dell, Google, Microsoft and IBM all grabbed headlines this week with news of telehealth deals designed to streamline online access to medical records.
The nation's No. 2 wireless carrier raises the curtain on a new portal that helps small businesses find the mobile downloads that best match their mobile computing needs. Plus, AT&T rolls out a new BlackBerry app along with three other fresh mobile applications aimed at increasing productivity.
Nokia's Ovi Store for mobile downloads gets a full-featured Skype mobile app that supports calling over wireless data connections.
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