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Can the mobile industry go green?
The mobile phone industry seems to be lagging behind the rest of the tech world in going green. What does it need to do to catch up?
2.5GHz - taking wireless broadband mobile
For all the talk of 4G services like WiMAX and long term evolution (LTE), the first services we see in the 2.5GHz spectrum in the UK may be based...
The present and future of IT security
Mobile working and virtualisation could boost security - this and other insights on the past, present and future of IT security from Gartner...
Q&A: iPass CEO Evan Kaplan
iPass' latest research suggests tablets are the device of choice for one in five mobile workers. ITPRO asked CEO Evan Kaplan what he thinks is...
Smartphones get services
As Motorola enters the Windows-based smartphone business with its Q device, the company is trying to tackle delivering business-grade services to...
Smartphones vs netbooks vs tablets - which is best for you?
CES 2010 was an eye-opener for those who require mobile working abilities, bringing something even more compact than the netbook to the table. But...
The iPad and apps: Can the tablet top the iPhone?
The iPad became the second most talked about mobile device ever after the iPhone when it launched last month, but can it ever compete with the...
Next generation mobile applications
The BlackBerry revolutionised remote working, but increased bandwidth and more powerful hardware allow for more complex remote working
Which mobile platform is best for business?
With three main smartphone platforms taking up the lion’s share of business communications, it can sometimes be hard to decide which is best for...
Desktop OS tablets vs Mobile OS tablets
The popularity of tablets has exploded in the past 12 months, but is this due to the introduction of operating system suitability?<br>
Is Android stoppable?
Now that Google has acquired Motorola Mobility, is Android set to reign the mobile operating system market for years to come? Simon Brew takes a...
Netbooks vs. Smartphones: Making business mobile
What we traditionally think of as a smartphone is changing, as data is overtaking voice in terms of use. However, netbooks are beginning to become...
Q&A: Intel's Diane Bryant
<i>IT PRO</i> spoke to Diane Bryant, vice president of Intel's digital enterprise group and general manager of its server platforms group, to get...
Citrix takes on the mobile cloud at Synergy
Citrix’s annual gathering saw numerous product announcements clustered around the dual themes of mobility and cloud<br>
Top mobile sat nav software
There’s nothing worse than turning up to a meeting late because you couldn’t find the venue. Here's the best navigation software and devices to...
Mobile comms: coffee and TV
Inside the enterprise: If even the coffee maker comes with a wireless chip, we certainly live in a connected world. But what are the advantages to...
4G edges closer
Inside the enterprise: The UK has been slow to deploy the latest mobile broadband technology, but the latest trials show it should not be far off.
Q&A: The Nokia renaissance
Following the release of the Lumia 800, Nokia has been reborn. We chat with the mobile giant's UK MD about how the company is turning things around.
Nanotechnology: The future of mobile phones?
When can we expect to see nano phones hitting the market - and will the recession slow innovation down?
The Great British network squeeze
Our appetite for broadband - whether fixed or mobile - continues to grow. But it's putting a huge strain on our networks, as Mike Jennings discovers.
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