Iphone News & Articles

Yahoo! (news, site) pushes its presence in the mobile space with apps for everyone's favorite smartphones.

This week the mobile enterprise reveals the secret lives of business travelers, while Blackberry and iPhone jostle for position.

If you have heard, Apple released its newest operating system -- OS4 -- for download. If you didn’t (or couldn’t) order the iPhone 4 last week, you can sample some of its newest features via the iOS4 download.

The new update also features new language and conditions, some of which are making users a little uncomfortable. Let's take a look.

Always with its eye on the prize, IBM (news, site) this week has made no secret that it intends to move into the mobile market the same way it has moved into the business analytics market.

Over the course of a few days, Big Blue has launched the beta of business collaboration software for the Android operating system, as well as a number of background support services for mobile enterprises including a new a software development laboratory in Mass.

Collaboration is becoming a major trend this year and BlackBerry users won't be left out thanks to Huddle's (news, site) dedicated teamworking app.

Apple's (news, site) latest iPhone 4.0 release offers more to get it into the enterprise users' hands including multitasking and video conferencing. But is that good enough?

More new releases this week that will help SMBs do business and cut costs, not least of which is the launch of Google Caffeine that will see SMB websites updated quicker. A new release from Cisco offers affordable storage solutions with integrated business applications.

In a week that has seen a number of new releases on the GRC front, IBM has decided that the best way to deal with security is to build it into applications at the blueprint stage. Social media content is also being vetted for unstructured content that could end you up in e-Discovery hot water.

This week the mobile enterprise features security for iPhones, an increase in business revenue for the iPhone and financial issues for the mobile web.

Authors need their own mobs, right? AuthorMob -- a new service that creates iPhone and iPad apps to promote authors and their eBooks -- unveiled itself this week at BookExpo America (BEA), North America’s largest book industry event.

This week the mobile enterprise offers benefits, increase reports of mobile commerce and worldwide sales of smartphones.

Microsoft vs IBM; Atari vs Commodore; Firefox vs Internet Explorer -- the biggest battles in computing pale into insignificance compared to the spat between Apple (news, site) and Adobe over Flash.

Taxonomy managed in another tool outside of the SharePoint environment may be imported into SharePoint 2010 (news, site). Although Terms and Term Sets can be created manually using the functionality provided by the Term Store Management Tool, a significantly simpler approach to taxonomy creation is through importation.

SAP is making agreements all over the place these days. The latest is an expanded reseller and integration agreement with EMC (news, site) to deliver a well rounded set of solutions for Financial Services Institutions.

This week, we bring you two mobile apps designed to improve life for creatives and people who like to get paid, as well as a report that sheds light on the security of your employee's mobile information.