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Research in Motion posted strong numbers for the fourth quarter of 2009, found a way to cut costs and hinted toward more diversity in its portfolio, especially when it comes to more consumer-specific handsets
Fixed-mobile convergence might finally get unified comms onto mobile phones?
Reports say the search giant may be on the verge of acquiring the micro-blogging service - with a view to getting revenue from tweet searches
Nokia's Ovi Store is the company's big chance to compete against Apple App Store and RIM's new BlackBerry App World
Wi-Fi has become an essential feature of smartphones, and more apps are using it. But they may not be secure, warns Andrew Garcia
Mobile devices and the Web? We've heard of them, says business division president
The new smartphone features a dedicated button on its large, domed keys that allows users to preselect e-mail senders
With the iPhone done - Blackberry pretty much completes the set for Skype
HP has confirmed that it is looking at Google's Android as a possible operating system. Could it make for cheaper netbooks?
After a long wait, Apple iPhone and iPod touch owners are finally able to download the much-requested Skype application onto their mobiles
With more smart devices hooking onto the Internet, Microsoft has had to raise its game in what it offers to embedded developers, says the company's Kevin Dallas
Avaya has launched a product which can de-couple applications from companies' networks, so users can simplify their communications even if they have equipment from multiple vendors
New government regulations could extend flexible working to an extra 4.5 million UK staff
Small business owners considering dumping their BlackBerry smartphones for the slick Apple iPhone may just have one more reason to do so
Google co-founders are two of the investors pumping money into Tesla Motors which could be monitored via an iPhone or a laptop
Vodafone is letting its customers to tweet for free over SMS. The trial offer has been welcomed by analysts, but dismissed as opportunistic by bloggers.
Three-quarters of users are happy with mobile email on the device - despite its lack of a qwerty keyboard
The telecoms sector is continuing to grow but Europe must not "rest on its laurels"
Michael Dell has confirmed that the PC giant is at work on a smaller form factor device
Nortel and Siemens are unveiling new software and services designed to make it easier and more affordable for enterprises to buy and deploy unified communications platforms.
An aggregated feed of Tweeting CEOs? Backed by Microsoft? Is this the big Twitter revenue opportunity? Don't make me laugh, says Joe Wilcox.
Sybas has updated iAnywhere Mobile Office to offer iPhone users mobile e-mail, calendar, tasks and contacts.
Dell, Panasonic, Motion Computing and General Dynamics Itronix are all competing for attention in the growing rugged computing space.
Dell is taking its smartphone plans back to the drawing board according to analysts
Pooling base stations will save money and could reduce the environmental impact of mobile networks in Europe, say the operators
Internet phone leader finally adopts standards - in a bid for corporate usage
While all around are making short term decisions, you have to keep you head, and make sure your long term goals are still in the picture, says Jonathan Steel
International calls made over Wi-Fi offer companies a way to cut costs
The sky is the limit for developers working with the new iPhone
Community wireless network uses Proxim-based equipment to avoid Wi-Fi interference and boost sustainability and the local economy