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Engadget: Roadmap reveals Android Ice Cream, Windows Phone 7 sliders, and even a tablet running on Windows 8.

CNET: Amazon plans to release a version of its Kindle app for tablets running Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows operating systems.

Mobui Audience Chat allows television broadcasters and studios to chat live with audiences on the air on their mobile devices.

Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones may not be available until the fourth quarter of this year, but now many users may skip it.

Microsoft has a number of plans to combat the growing threat from Google, including the much-discussed partnership with Yahoo.

Forget smart cards: Charismathics says its iEnigma gives companies a way to enable two-factor authentication on their iPhone.

How to clear data and programs off of the XV6800 smartphone from Verizon Wireless; a smartphone model based on the same HTC design as the Sprint Mogul and AT&T Tilt.

For a few years now, Japanese consumers have been using barcode scanning software on their camera phones to automatically surf the Web while mobile. It's an idea that might seem slightly bizarre to North Americans now - but perhaps not for long.

Mobile visual code reading works and consumers who have used in other markets seem to like it. But is that enough to guarantee the technology will be successful here?

The sync tools are already out there, we just need someone to bring them together and provide a common means of making mobile synchronization available for everyone.

This article focuses on a couple of specific, practical things to help folks decide which operating system to go with when buying a netbook.

What’s the best operating system for use on the new ultra-portable netbook systems? We used a Samsung NC10 netbook and three operating systems to find out.

When you want to know the version of an application on your Windows machine, you click the "About" menu. Here we show you how to get a similar display of app details with a BlackBerry.

App to provide access to tools such as voice search, social networks, maps, news, and instant messaging.

Both actually. When evaluating endpoint security, don't neglect the "backdoor" some malware pushers are targeting.