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Amazon's Kindle ignites legal upheaval
Comment With the recent launch of Microsoft's app store, Windows Marketplace for Mobiles, more will undoubtedly follow. The explosion of increasingly sophisticated mobile devices, coupled with the recent app... [27 Oct 2009]
It's a dog's life for police BlackBerrys
News The number of mobile data devices currently deployed to police is around 39,000, with an even split between forces that have chosen BlackBerrys and those that have plumped for other mobile data devices... [20 Oct 2009]
Comparing Research In Motion and Microsoft Mobile Solutions
White Paper This paper compares the Research In Motion BlackBerry solution (BlackBerry mobile devices and BlackBerry Enterprise Server) with the Microsoft® mobile solution (Microsoft Windows... [16 Oct 2009]
Photos: Google Android dual boots with Windows 7 on Acer netbook
Photo The laptop will feature two OSes: Google's open source Android will sit alongside a choice of either Windows 7 or XP. Users requiring full-fat Windows computing can switch OSes when needed, it added.... [16 Oct 2009]
Photos: 10 of the best open source mobiles
Photo Taiwanese mobile maker HTC used to be all but married to Microsoft's Windows Mobile OS but the arrival of Google Android has seen a seismic shift with the company planting a foot... [12 Oct 2009]
Windows 8: The 'dying gasps' of the desktop OS or the next big thing?
News He added that Windows 8 could be "a big step forwards towards being a unified client operating system" with Windows Mobile, Windows Embedded and Windows... [08 Oct 2009]
Windows Phone is here: Microsoft gunning for smartphone rebirth
News The Windows Phone brand covers handsets running on Windows Mobile 6.5, and is a shift away from the current Windows Mobile marketing. Alongside the new... [07 Oct 2009]
Adobe's Flash coming to smartphones, netbooks
News Most major smartphone platforms will support the software - Google Android, Symbian, Palm WebOS and Windows Mobile - but Apple has yet to sign up. The company has just announced Flash Player 10.1 which... [05 Oct 2009]
Security for Windows Mobile Messaging in the Enterprise
White Paper Securing servers, client computers, and mobile devices becomes even more vital as workers and contractors connect from multiple wired and wireless networks that may employ varying levels of security. Employees can... [05 Oct 2009]
Small Business Opportunities for Windows Mobile in North America and Western Europe
White Paper This White Paper provides insight into how mobile workers can drive sales of Microsoft server solutions - Windows Server, Small Business Server, Microsoft Exchange - as well as business applications,... [02 Oct 2009]
Channel Opportunities for Windows Mobile in North America and Western Europe
White Paper IDC looks at the opportunities for the channel to develop sales of Microsoft server, business applications, tools, infrastructure deployment services, and managed services to customers building infrastructure around... [02 Oct 2009]
Mobile Solution Helps Military Reseller Improve Productivity More Than 50%
White Paper To help manage products, Dunham & Smith Agencies has migrated a mobile application created in 1998 to the Windows Mobile platform. The new system allows field representatives to more... [02 Oct 2009]
Accounting Firm Enhances Security, Increases Employee Productivity With Upgrade
White Paper The firm has a high concentration of mobile employees - more than 70 percent of its employees often work from dispersed locations using portable computers. Companywide, Baker Tilly used the Windows XP... [02 Oct 2009]
Introducing the Windows Azure Platform: An Early Look at Windows Azure, .Net Services, SQL Services, and Live Services
White Paper Applications that run on desktops and mobile devices can use services in the cloud to synchronize information across many systems or in other ways. Using computers in the cloud can make lots of sense. [02 Oct 2009]
Cheat Sheet: Symbian
Cheat Sheet Going free means the software is more likely to survive, especially when other OSes such as Windows Mobile continue to require a licence fee for use. Not only are there many more device makers around now... [01 Oct 2009]
