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How Soon Before Mobile Overtakes Laptops, PCs?
Mobile Internet usage has surpassed desktop usage in China, but will the mobile trend really be able to kick laptops and PCs into the dustbin of history? For many users, mobile will indeed become the norm for millions of people, especially outside of work.
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Nokia Targets BlackBerry With Phone Ban After Patent Win
With all the heavyweight action between Samsung and Apple, it can be easy to overlook the other mobile players throwing patent actions at each other. The latest round sees a victory for Nokia as it wins a WLAN renegotiation dispute against the BlackBerry maker.
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Report Focuses on Mobile Workers' Trends and Usage
Among the many issues about the Bring-Your-Own-Device trend: employees who provision their own equipment rank connectivity cost as the least important factor in choosing a network. Companies without cost control policies for the BYOD crowd may well be shocked by the first batch of network charges.
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BlackBerry 10 Devices Going Onsale February 2013
RIM will show off the make-or-break BlackBerry 10 devices at its Jam event next January, with the smartphones launching for sale in stores the following month. No Pressure...
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BlackBerry 10 Approved as Secure for Government Use
BlackBerry 10 might not make it back into the consumer spotlight soon, but with Fed approval, RIM's devices may end up in the hands of government officials in need of secure communications.
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Zend Integrates PhoneGap into PHP Tools for Mobile + Cloud Apps
Zend, providers of PHP based tools for mobile and enterprise app developers, has introduced updates to three flagship products during its ZendCon event this week, and a PhoneGap integration for building cross-platform apps.
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iPad Mini Launching as the Battle for Enterprise Tablets Hots Up
Apple is likely to start selling the iPad Mini at the beginning of November, just as Windows 8 tablets from the likes of HP and Dell get ready to storm the enterprise.
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RIM Reports Latest Results, On the Rocky Road to Recovery
BlackBerry maker RIM has announced its latest set of results, and they show a modest rebound for the company. Even so, with the board clinging to the hope that BBX will be a big hit, what are the hopes of a comeback in a market racing away from the BlackBerry
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Microsoft, RIM Licensing Deal To Improve Blackberry 10 Video Capabilities
Last week Meg Whitman slapped down any speculation that HP would buy struggling RIM. Instead, she said HP would make its own smartphone way. That doesn’t mean that RIM will not undergo a renaissance, and the announcement of a licensing agreement with Microsoft could be part of that.
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IBM May Be Interested in RIM's Enterprise Business
Both Reuters and Bloomberg report that IBM is considering a bid for the enterprise division of Research in Motion (RIM). Is it true? RIM's Enterprise Business According to Bloomberg, citing two unnamed sources, IBM has made an informal approach to RIM to buy out the enterprise business that currently
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Generis CARA v3.3 Debuts Mobile App for Document Management on Multiple Devices
Information management is going mobile with the Generis CARA v3.3 debut, and it's bringing voice recognition along for the ride. We reviewed the Generis CARA document management system back in May and found it to perhaps be as capable as Documentum D2 in many cases.
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BlackBerry Planning A New Tablet and Smartphones for 2013
There are many questions over RIM's ability to deliver BlackBerry 10 OS and the new device hardware. However, if it does achieve its aims, a leaked roadmap shows where these new devices are headed, even as new current-gen models launch around the world.
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RIM's Losses Mount as BlackBerry 10 Slips to 2013
More losses, more redundancies and the pushing back of the already-delayed BlackBerry 10 keep the company firmly on the back foot, and, perhaps, looking for an exit.
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Samsung SAFE Offers Enterprise-Friendly Galaxy S III Android Smartphones
Mobile devices are becoming increasingly important in the workplace, thanks in part to the growing trend in cloud computing, virtualization, telecommuting and bring-your-own-device setups. A growing concern, though, is that not all mobile devices are at par with an organization's security requirements, especially when it comes to encryption and data
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