In the fourth quarter of 2011, the mobile phone market experienced its slowest growth in more than two years, but the smartphone market continued to grow, led by Apple.
Smartphone apps like OnPage aspire to drive the final nail in the pager’s coffin.
Nielsen Mobile survey shows iPhone sales are catching up to Android. Meanwhile, Apple cofounder talks about how Android phones outperform iPhones.
You can get money for an old iPhone from Apple, Amazon, and eBay. Guess which one might earn you the most?
BlackBerry Mobile Fusion software will securely link employees' personal devices to the BlackBerry network.
Security firm Bit9 says a majority of smartphones are running out-of-date and insecure operating systems that present a threat to critical business data. It has created a list of 12 of the most vulnerable smartphones. Guess who dominates the list?
Google released its Gmail app to the iOS App Store on Wednesday. But shortly after the app appeared in the App Store, it vanished. What gives?
On the heels of a new iPhone launch, a top Microsoft exec is talking up Windows Phone 7.5, which is nearing its own commercial launch.
Canalys predicts that 'enterprise app stores will redefine channel IT business over the next three years.'
Get ready for more iPhone 5 rumors in the future, because what Apple introduced today is called the iPhone 4S.
Brighthand: A couple of images of what is supposed to be Apple's next-generation iPhone appear.
Mobile Burn: Apple's current privacy-centric public relations debacle isn't about to end anytime soon, apparently.
Geek.com: Apple apparently testing an iPhone with T-Mobile USA‘s 3G cellular-wireless band.
eWeek: RockMelt allows users to port all of their RockMelt Facebook and Twitter feeds desktop to their iPhone.
PC Magazin: iPhone,iPod and iPad app downloaded over a million times now.
