Device Index open source

The Inquirer: Prohibits open source software running on Windows Phone 7 from being offered at its mobile apps store.

Latest smartphone market share statistics from comScore tell a familiar story--Android devices are white hot and their popularity is coming at RIM's expense.

The next version of Google's open source mobile OS could be released to developers as early as this week.

Google's Android czar, Andy Rubin, tweeted some choice words in response to Steve Jobs' assertion that 'integrated' and 'same' is better than 'open' and 'fragmented.'

We compiled a list of Android apps that will help you with mobile computing as well as provide some fun.

Buzz abounds around reports of a tablet PC from ViewSonic that will run both Windows and Android, as well as another Android tablet from Samsung.

As the open source mobile platform Android makes huge gains in the market, we take a look at what the reviewers are saying about the Droid 2 based on hands-on evaluations.

Mobile users of Android devices such as the Droid, Droid 2, Evo 4G and others will get two new features.

The first SMS Trojan targeting mobile devices running the mobile Linux Android operating system is discovered by Kaspersky Lab researchers.

Using standard Linux applications, you can sync a Droid smartphone to your PC in a few easy steps -- we show you how.

With the upcoming release of the Droid X and Android 2.2, it appears the key to the Linux mobile platform's continued success is enterprise adoption.

We offer expert analysis on why mobile computing smartphones running on Google's Linux-based Android OS are going to seriously challenge both the iPhone and BlackBerry.

An overview of Android 2.2 features in the context of what they mean for mobile IT departments.

Most CRM applications will run on mobile devices, but SugarCRM -- which is releasing Sugar 6 this summer -- has made mobility a top priority. But there's nine other reasons to go open source when considering CRM solutions.

First official release of the joint Intel-Nokia mobile Linux effort blends their respective Moblin and Maemo projects.