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October 08, 2008

iPhone 3G enterprise scores are in

In the first bout over professional user experience, iPhone 3G wins over BlackBerry -- but not easily more

TAGS: Mobile devices



October 01, 2008

Nokia challenges developers to think outside the phone

You'd be wise to learn what a Nokia Series 60 handset can do before you settle on a mobile platform more

TAGS: Mobile devices



September 23, 2008

First look at the T-Mobile G1

The first smartphone based on Google's Android marries a sophisticated HTC handset with software features that outmaneuver iPhone more

TAGS: Mobile devices



September 23, 2008

T-Mobile G1 launch: Cost, plans, availability

The device will cost $179, presumably with a 2-year contract. The offering is T-Mobile exclusive, and the G1 will be SIM-locked to T-Mobile's network. Plans will be add-ons for T-Mobile voice plans. For $25/month, customers will get unlimited Web and Internet access with no prepaid SMS. For $35, T-Mobile will bundle some SMS minutes along with the unlimited Web/Internet. The US launch date will be October 22, with Europe launch in November. Existing T-Mobile customers will be able to pre-order online. Others will be able to purchase the G1 when device becomes available in retail.... more

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September 23, 2008

Android-based T-Mobile G1, with 3G, debuts at 10:30 ET

The world awaits T-Mobile's and HTC's attempted "iPhone killer," the first Google Android smartphone more

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September 17, 2008

Next-generation mobile is all about the cloud

The cloud businesses need is a cross between RIM's BlackBerry network and Apple's MobileMe -- and completely standards-based more

TAGS: Mobile devices



September 11, 2008

BlackBerry-free with iPhone 3G: Read this first

Integrating iPhone 3G into an existing messaging, sync and Web-based service back end is one thing. Yanking a BlackBerry off a lifelong user's hip and replacing it with an iPhone 3G is something else. Want to watch? more

TAGS: Apple, BlackBerry, Mobile apps, Mobile devices, Research In Motion, Wireless, iPhone



September 10, 2008

AMD answers Nehalem

AMD gives Intel its due for finally getting its x86 server platform right... and for validating so many Opteron innovations more

TAGS: Platforms and Architectures



September 03, 2008

Developers should skip Google's Chrome, and jump straight to WebKit

For Web applications, the framework's the thing, and the browser framework that will win the day is WebKit more

TAGS: Application development, Web 2.0



August 27, 2008

The Nehalem CPU's secret weapon

Intel's Nehalem CPU sports an on-chip power management microcontroller capable of turning off CPU cores to save power. This could really change the x86 server game. The question is, will IT be able to use this to cut costs, or will Intel lock the feature away for Dell and Microsoft? more

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