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The two unstoppable forces that, if mismanaged, will send problems rippling through corporate IT infrastructure for years
Increasing popularity, cost-effectiveness and usability of push mail on a wider variety of handsets may hurt BlackBerry.
Read more..Nokia has signed an agreement to acquire Motally, a privately owned U.S. company that has specialized in tracking and reporting usage statistics on mobile websites and applications, it said last week.
"In developing Android, Google knowingly, directly and repeatedly infringed Oracle's Java-related intellectual property. This lawsuit seeks appropriate remedies for their infringement"
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The company will ship the dual-core QSD8672 chip with CPU cores running at up to 1.5GHz, the chip could go into smartphones, tablets and low-cost laptops, he said.
Read more..Ericsson has objected to new rules introduced by India's Department of Telecommunications (DOT) last month, which among other things require equipment vendors to give the Indian government the right to inspect software source code and designs of their equipment.
Read more..As expected, there are Windows Phone 7 devices at Microsoft's giant geek fest, Tech.Ed 2010. However, at first, it looked like nobody would be allowed to even touch the Windows Phone 7 devices, let alone take photographs of them.
Read more..Google says YouTube's mobile site is as fast through a browser as using it through a native mobile application. Google wanted to improve how YouTube functions through a mobile browser since the site is being accessed about 100 million times a day that way.
Rationales pointing to hardware-based security and gaining ground in the mobile non-PC devices market fail to hold water with analysts. However, speculations that most other security vendors are seemingly now up for grabs, are clearly surfacing.
Read more..The flaws exploited by the JailbreakMe tool to hack iOS by simply visiting a Web site could also be used for more malicious purposes. If JailbreakMe can bypass security controls and modify the core operating system, then so can other attacks.
Read more..BlackBerry data services can continue in Saudi Arabia after Research in Motion agreed to monitoring of e-mail and instant messaging data services.
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More than one-fourth of mobile phones sold in 2013 will be classified as smartphones, according to ABI Research.
Read more..The prospect of supporting management and security in a multi-operating system smartphone environment is now hotly debated among consultants and analysts
WebOS 2.0 innovative features demonstrates that the mobile OS still has some life in it.Some argue that WebOS is a technically superior mobile operating system than Apple's iOS and Google's Android.
Read more..The Indian government maintains that communications through telecom networks should be accessible to security agencies
Most of today's smartphones are capable of only 720p resolution high-definition video and come with processors touching speeds of about 1 GHz, but more and more users are demanding higher performance.
Read more..The second version of BlackBerry's application store adds some features that could attract more users and developers to the platform.
Read more..Under Indian law, service providers have to give law enforcement agencies access to communications on their networks, under certain conditions, including providing decryption keys.
Read more..India's home secretary is meeting with mobile service providers on Thursday to discuss access to BlackBerry data
Update has faster processor, built-in Froyo, bigger keys
Read more..Google's Android was expected to become the world's second most-used smartphone OS by 2012, after the Symbian OS, but now accelerating sales will help it get there this year, according to analysts.
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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.
It took one ERP implementation and a series of crises for Sanjay Jain to realize the secrets of project success.
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.
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".