Coupled with Citrix Xen technology, Citrix Receiver makes it easy for iPad owners to securely access their corporate Windows applications and desktops on the go.

Key points reviewers are making about Windows Phone 7 based on prototype evaluations, as well as insight on if WP7 is enough to rescue Redmond's mobile division.

The latest BlackBerry from RIM comes with a trackpad and excels in call quality, e-mail, messaging and overseas connectivity for mobile office workers.

Our comprehensive roundup of evaluations of the iPhone 4 based on tech reviewers' hands-on experience with the mobile computing device.

We review the key features of the new Microsoft Office Mobile 2010, because though the Kin's been kicked to the curb, the legacy of Windows Mobile 6.5 is still very much alive.

The new HTC Evo 4G smartphone earns kudos, but reviewers still have some concerns. Read what the industry is saying based on hands-on evaluations of the new mobile device.

Mobile IT looking for a powerful notebook for mobile office workers should consider the Dell Vostro 3400.

Mobile security covers more than smartphones and laptops. We evaluate the Kanguru Remote Management Console Cloud Edition, an affordable way to protect data on thumb drives.

We look to see which mobile devices landed on the most top 5 lists and/or earned high ratings in their categories from more than one reviewer. How are netbooks faring after the iPad debut?

Our reviewer provides a detailed evaluation of the franchise productivity mobile app from Apple, the iWork iPad app, to determine if it can handle mobile computing for the enterprise.

In this comprehensive review, CACE Pilot, which cuts large-volume traffic captures into smaller data sets for easier evaluation, is tested on wireless networks and LANs.

Our comprehensive review gives this Toshiba notebook high marks in features, performance and value.

The HTC Incredible goes on sale today on Verizon as reviewers rave about the Android handset in our consensus smartphone review roundup.

Our comprehensive evaluation of the top contenders -- BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Phone and Android handsets -- will help mobile IT select the best smartphone for mobile computing.

Apple's handheld computer can be a productivity device for the mobile office -- with limitations, according to a consensus of reviews.