Iphone News & Articles

Usability expert, Jakob Nielsen has finally reviewed the iPad and offered his perspective of the magical tablet’s usability.

Although he immediately acknowledges that “from an interaction design perspective, an iPad user interface shouldn't be a scaled-up iPhone UI,” Nielsen compares its functionality to the iPhone and talks about what focus groups are saying.

Android-powered smartphones kicked Apple’s iPhone to the curb in the first quarter of this year, according to a new report from market researcher The NPD Group.

At the Wireless Enterprise Symposium in Orlando yesterday, RIM execs gave attendees a video preview of the company’s new BlackBerry (news, site) 6 operating system for its next-gen handsets.

Remote access and support company TeamViewer (news, site) gets Linux friendly with its latest update.

This week in the mobile enterprise, the iPad gets cool video conference solutions, mobile information workers invade and it's all about security, not the device.

As more companies capitalize on advancing mobile technology, emergent mobile tech offers both promises and pitfalls. Each week we aim to bring you the top stories affecting mobile in the enterprise. From operating systems to security to mobile collaboration, we’ll be sure to cover it.

This week we check out iPhone OS 4 , the iPad and what it'll do for your workday, how BlackBerry users are getting social in the enterprise and end with the (not screaming) voice of your customers.

And so it was written, on Thursday, April 8, Steve Jobs said, “…we think most of this mobile advertising really sucks,” thus giving way to the creation of iAd, Apple’s debut mobile advertising platform. The mobile web will never be the same again.

Microblogging king, Twitter (news, site) has made some recent noises about expansion and takes the first step by acquiring an iPhone/Mac Twitter client.

Apple (news, site) unveiled the main features for its forthcoming update to the iPhone software with some big news for enterprise.

HyperOffice (news, site) gets ready to invade the old world, partnering to offer its software-and-services bundle to Europe and beyond.

Here's an article about--surprise, surprise!--the iPad. 

The WordPress (news, site) for the iPad application was initially designed for the iPhone, but can now also run on Apple's newest device. It contains no new features since the last mobile release, but it sure does look nice on an expanded screen: 

Apple’s (news, site) shiny new iPad, which went on sale over the weekend, already has the making of a hit product. Apple said that it sold 300,000 units on Saturday. Some analysts figure Apple has sold as many as 600,000 units thus far. In contrast, Apple sold 270,000 iPhones during that device's initial launch.

One big question remains: How will the iPad play in the business market, especially as a content management and collaboration tool?

In a recent interview with CMSWire, Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of Box.net (news, site) told us that they would continue to be bullish on mobile. The release of an app for iPad that exploits not only the features but arguably more important, the huge interest in the recent release of this latest mobile ‘must have’ shows he wasn’t joking.

The upcoming Microsoft (news, site) Windows Phone 7, might look all consumer friendly, but enterprises want and expect more, especially when it comes to how mobile devices will handle SharePoint.

We knew it was coming soon. eZ Systems (news, site) has officially released version 4.3 of their Web CMS eZ Publish. And while we alluded to what was new, we didn't get into details. Until now.