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Mobile Enterprise: Mobile Will Be Huge
This year, we’ve talked about the mobile enterprise (it is the name of the column, after all). And though we’ve talked a lot about the importance of mobile compatibility from a business perspective, we haven’t talked much about how to go about making mobile websites compatible with mobile devices.
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4G Networks Herald the Arrival of Proper Mobile Data
As 4G networks from Verizon (news, site) roll out in major metropolises, getting access to -- and marketing your data as -- on-the-go is now a realistic possibility. Is Evolution Revolution? Long Term Evolution has long been touted as the wireless broadband solution of the future.
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SMB Tech Roll-Up: Microsoft Releases Lync, Social Media Marketing Spend to Rise
There’s been a lot of Microsoft action this week. MS finally released Lync, Verizon’s IP mobility and networking components now integrate with MS online services and AvePoint migrates your content into SharePoint online. Microsoft Releases Lync You may recall the rebranding of BPOS as Office365 last month and the announcement
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SMB Tech Roll-up: Microsoft Readys SMB Server 7, Google Gives Lessons on Spending Ad Budgets
With both Microsoft and HP paying more and more attention to the SMB market and with the recession now behind us (we hope!), both are hoping small companies will start upgrading their IT networks.
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Mobile Enterprise: Security Tips for Developers, Scrutiny for RIM
This week, the mobile enterprise advises developers about the security of their mobile applications, while RIM continues to be subjected to strict scrutiny regarding their security. Security Is in the Hands of Developers As we reported previously, mobile apps designed for smartphones could bring security woes upon download if users
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A Week in Google: Oracle Sues, Network Neutrality Prop Gets Flamed
Last week in Google was like a week in a bad soap opera: First the Internet giant pissed everyone off when they partnered with Verizon in a proposition to erode 'net neutrality, then Oracle slapped them with a patent and copyright infringement suit.
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Mobile Video Demand Set To Take Off
In a world where mobile phones are finding inroads into many different facets of our lives, a new study suggests a new usage pattern is about to emerge. According to Ovum, a telecom analyst firm, mobile video usage will soon gain traction. Two main factors for this include: advancing
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Opera Mini Lowers Browser-Based Barriers to Entry
Opera Mini Dimension's newest release hits beta June 19, and if you're a mobile user with some savvy, you've got reason to express your fine fuzzy feelings. That is, unless your carrier is Verizon Wireless. Then, well, no Opera for you.v3.1.
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