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BlackBerry may have lost its mojo, but the space it filled doesn't exist any more, says Michelle Maisto
BlackBerry CEO John Chen says two companies' strategies are no longer compatible, after T-Mobile offered users a trade-in for a…
How bad are things at BlackBerry? Michelle Maisto says the case of Sebastien Marineau-Mes is not a good sign
Even if his staff check the security of Android, no one will make President Obama give up his BlackBerry, says…
Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth says developers and Android enthusiasts are likely to be tempted by converged computing - not iPhone…
Prime Minister David Cameron joins German Chancellor Angela Merkel to open CeBIT, calling it an honour to be this year's…
Denis Keseris, a patent attorney at Withers & Rogers, says the Internet of Things standard developed in Cambridge has plenty…
Samsung's Galaxy S5 isn't exciting enough for some people. Michelle Maisto jumps to its defence
Vodafone CEO Vittorio Colao has a £24 billion warchest for acquisitions, but will it move into fixed line services in…
Nokia's rumoured Normandy will bring diversity to Microsoft, says Michelle Maisto. And the company makes more money on Android than…
Ten years before the iPhone, Andy Harter was building a smartphone in Cambridge
If you want your corporate apps to be used, get mobile and reduce friction, says Rob Sobers
Holger Claussen from Bell Labs envisions a future where we all have our own low-power radio access node
Tom Wheeler, the chairman of the US' FCC, has laid out his approach to achieving dynamic markets ahead of a…
BlackBerry fills Alicia Keys-shaped void with HTC and Sony Ericsson veteran Ron Louks
Dell software boss John Swainsom promises EMM will pretty much do everything
Wayne Rash is enraged by the little extras in staff phone bills
So-Called Black Friday sales mean IT departments will have random consumer kit to support, warns Wayne Rash
Apple has kill switches that work, but ill-informed thieves will still kill for an iPhone, says Wayne Rash
Samsung' wants to replace BlackBerry and be a major enterprise provider, Jae Shin and Andrew Mills tell TechWeekEurope
The Linux Foundation's Brian Warner says Tizen 'scratches an itch' unaddressed by smartphone market
Google risks wrath of Android developers and manufacturers as it seeks to push its services, says Steve McCaskill
The NSA spied on Angela Merkel - but Wayne Rash thinks her phone's encryption kept the spooks out
John Sculley's favourite variety of fruit might have changed
The new Wi-Fi will go faster - but it won't get adopted straight away, says Aerohive's Matthew Gast
An A7-powered iPad 5 will make it more attractive to businesess, but don't write off PCs just yet, says Wayne…
The Internet of Things starts with smart thermostats, but it will soon offer smart services, once we crack the language…
Microsoft had no option but to make a gamble on Nokia, says Andreas Bernstrom
Wi-Fi is great, but it's not always as easy as it should be. Edgar Figueroa wants to fix that
Box CEO Aaron Levie launches iOS app, and laments BlackBerry's troubles