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New Nook for Android e-reader tool supports Android 1.6 and higher
Barnes & Noble continues push to offer e-reader software for additional devices
Read more..Forrester: Businesses need to adopt a mobile strategy
Mobile commerce is a growth market opportunity for businesses, despite the current low uptake in Europe, analyst house Forrester claims.
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Windows Phone 7 'preview' winning generally good reviews
Microsoft announced a broader release of the latest build of its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, and it's getting good reviews from developers.
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Tech War: iPhone vs. Droid vs. BlackBerry
In terms of reputation and popularity, the Apple iPhone is still the king of the smartphone market in the United States. But the newest RIM BlackBerry and Motorola Droid models are giving Apple a run for its money.
Read more..Apple's antenna guru reportedly warned execs about iPhone 4 design
Warnings by Apple's top antenna expert that the iPhone 4 design could clobber signal strength and lead to dropped calls were ignored by the company's top executives, according to a Bloomberg News story recently.
Read more..BlackBerry Messenger quick tips: Mastering BBM basics
If there's one particular aspect of the BlackBerry platform that Research In Motion (RIM) is heavily promoting to the masses today--besides security, RIM's true strength--it's the company's BlackBerry-specific mobile IM application, BlackBerry Messenger.
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BlackBerry offers users free tracking app
BlackBerry maker RIM has shown a new free application that owners can use to track their much-loved smartphones in the event they are lost, stolen, or simply misplaced around the house.
Read more..10 free Android apps for staying in the know
Since Google is committed to organizing the world's knowledge, it seems only natural that its Android operating system, now available in dozens of smartphones and other devices worldwide, would excel at bringing you that information.
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Nokia boosts Java development for Symbian 3 phones
Compatible with shipping Symbian devices, JRT supports open source API implementations. A virtual machine for JRT has been provided by IBM under a license that allows it to be used for research and development purposes and Java application development.
Read more..BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) Best Practices: Six Tips
Web-security-software-maker McAfee recently posted a warning about BBM spam and hoaxes on its TrustedSource blog. Here are half a dozen BBM best practices to help ensure that you get the most of your BBM experience while avoiding any potential trouble.
Read more..RIM offers peek at multimedia features of new OS
RIM has improved the camera experience. Rather than navigate through menus for options, users will be able to access and review pictures, set options and choose from a variety of scene modes directly from the camera screen.
Read more..Antennagate won't hurt Apple's image, say PR experts
Public relations experts give Apple a thumbs up when it comes to how it handled 'antennagate'.
Read more..HTC Desire HD specs leaked: Another huge hit for HTC?
Bigger screen, unibody design, e-reader -- HTC is updating its phones even as its latest model sells out upon debut.
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Actually, Windows Phone 7 could be Microsoft's 'Vista'
Microsoft is poking fun at Apple's iPhone 4 troubles, but its Windows Phone 7 might also be the butt of many future jokes.
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Case Study: Reliance Comm. evolved GSM platform in record time
Till 2007-2008, Reliance offered only CDMA services to its customer base of 80 million. Onc they decided to make a foray into the GSM market, they created a single IT platform to support both CDMA and GSM business processes, saving on both cost and money.
Read more..Business intelligence goes mobile
Making analysis mobile, most typically by tapping the power of today's sophisticated smartphones, can give companies the ability to interact in real time with their customers and business partners, thereby improving service and boosting productivity.
Read more..Cheap chipsets for Google Android smartphones due out in Q3
Taiwanese chipset developer MediaTek will start rolling out low-cost chipsets designed for handsets that use Google's Android mobile software in the third quarter of this year, promising to drive down the cost of such handsets in China.
Read more..BlackBerry Desktop Support for Outlook 2010 coming in August
A Desktop Manager update with support for Outlook 2010 32-bit is expected in August, according to RIM. And support for Outlook 64-bit is also on the horizon, though details are murky at this point.
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Skype on iPhone: Does it Save Money?
Can the ability to receive Skype calls any time really save you money? Let's look at the numbers and find out.
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4G-satellite network planned for US next year
The rapidly growing demand for mobile broadband makes a new 4G network seem promising, especially if it can reach poorly served rural areas via satellite
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Microsoft set to co-fund Windows Phone 7 software development
Company is willing provide developers with support, including possible co-funding, a tactic the company says isn't new
Read more..Smartphones ride tsunami of demand
During the next 90 days, consumer demand for smartphones will reach tsunami heights, according to a study released this week by ChangeWave Research. Despite recent troubles, Apple's iPhone 4 will be out in front along with HTC's Droid Incredible, while RIM's BlackBerry risks falling further behind.
Read more..Apple iPhone 4 fiasco: Can you hear us now?
The inevitable anti-Apple backlash has begun. Consumer Reports says the iPhone 4 is broken. Will a product recall salvage Apple's suddenly tattered reputation?
Read more..BlackBerry Protect brings enterprise security to consumers
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) today took the wraps off its latest offering for consumers, BlackBerry Protect, a free service meant to help non-corporate BlackBerry users secure and manage their smartphones.
Read more..SAP: We will push all useful data to mobile devices
As businesses moving away fast from on-premise dominance, SAP has vowed to make all data from its systems that would be useful on the move available on mobile devices.
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The Data You Don't Even Know You Have
Let's assume for a moment that Google's collection of Wi-Fi "payload" data really was unintentional. And that Google never used the data, didn't even know it was there and stored it securely. Is it actually a privacy leak if no one has looked at the private data?
Chief General Manager - IT, Sales and Dispatch Division, Maruti SuzukiBenefits of the extended enterprise
By its very nature, business especially the auto industry cannot work in isolation. Rajesh Uppal shows the benefits of bringing suppliers and dealers on the same page as one's organization.
CIO and Head-Delivery Global Transformation Practice, WNS Global ServicesERP: Recipe for Success
It took one ERP implementation and a series of crises for Sanjay Jain to realize the secrets of project success.
CIO and Chief of Corporate Strategy, Asian PaintsOf Data Classification and Integrity
You can get data classification right, but still end up with wrong information or data that’s not in the form your business users want. And then you would not have done a great job.
Divisional VP-IS, UB GroupWork - Life Balance. Finding Equilibrium
Work-life balance doesn’t have to be a tightrope walk, as the CIO of the world’s third-largest spirit’s company tells you. Work with a merged calendar, he says. "It helps me ensure that no clashes — like birthdays — take place".