4G: Here It Comes, Ready or Not – Part I
[November 20, 2008] The 4G era has begun. What will it mean for enterprise IT and telecom managers - beyond higher mobile wireless data speeds? It depends who you ask, and who you believe.
Realizing the Promise of Mobile Broadband ... Everywhere
[October 30, 2008] While 3G wireless broadband has been hyped for several years by analysts, vendors and operators alike; the real world subscriber experience has yet to match the promise. Recent advances have resulted in hopeful signs that expectations will ultimately be realized, however.
A Guide to Understanding Messaging Abbreviations
[October 20, 2008] Don't panic when someone sends you an SMS, instant or e-mail message that seems to be written in a foreign language. This list will help you decipher the lingo so you'll know you asp from your EMA.
Why Mobile-Sync Options for Linux are Lacking
[September 25, 2008] The sync tools are already out there, we just need someone to bring them together and provide a common means of making mobile synchronization available for everyone.
Should You Ban the iPhone?
[September 18, 2008] You can’t stop them so your best bet is a strategy to control their use and access to sensitive data.
The Downside of Mobility: Injury
[August 22, 2008] As Wi-Fi--and laptops and mobile devices--become more ubiquitous, users from kids to adults find themselves suffering from injuries ranging from carpel tunnel syndrome to "BlackBerry thumb." The first in a series of features and reviews on the ergonomics of Wi-Fi-induced mobility, this article offers tips on how to prevent injuries.
Quick Response Codes Part III : Will North America Embrace the Technology?
[August 7, 2008] Mobile visual code reading works and consumers who have used in other markets seem to like it. But is that enough to guarantee the technology will be successful here?
Quick Response Codes Part II - Automatic Mobile Web Access
[June 17, 2008] For a few years now, Japanese consumers have been using barcode scanning software on their camera phones to automatically surf the Web while mobile. It's an idea that might seem slightly bizarre to North Americans now - but perhaps not for long.
The 7 Features the 'iPhone Killers' Missed
[June 16, 2008] Until a competitor can design a better phone than Apple, the "iPhone Killers" simply won't.
Mobile Phones Hazzardous to Haircuts?
[May 28, 2008] You might want to stay off your cell phone the next time your sit down in your barber's chair.
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