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Analysis: Five security tips for smartphones in the enterprise
The technology of today’s smartphones is going to put more pressure on IT departments, and IBM has released advice about how administrators can...
Symbian popularity sparks first smartphone trojan
Malware authors are taking advantage of Symbian’s popularity within the smartphone market by targeting users with a Symbian-based trojan.
Photos: Nokia releases mass market E63
Nokia follows up the E71 with the mass market E63, combining corporate mail and social networking features into a lower-cost handset.
Q&A: Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, co-chief executives at RIM
The two top executives at RIM discuss smartphones, the competition posed by netbooks and the future of the BlackBerry.
Google announces T-Mobile G1 Android phone
Debut handset will be made by HTC and carried by T-Mobile in the US and UK.
Report: iPhone trumps other smartphones for web use
The iPhone is more widely used to listen to music, check email and browse the web than other smartphones, according to new research.
Motorola revamps field service PDA
The MC75 adds HSDPA and Windows Mobile 6 to Motorola's successful rugged field force automation unit.
Symbian faces emerging Linux competition
Linux will soon present a serious challenge to incumbent smartphone OS software vendors, research suggests.
HTC introduces S740 smartphone
Keypad and keyboard equipped HTC handset provides alternative to touchscreen enabled smartphones.
Skypephone S2
Can 3’s own-brand Skype smartphone cut it against better-known competition, and does it improve on last year’s original?
BlackBerry Bold arrives on Vodafone
The latest RIM smartphone is now available on Vodafone's UK network following its debut on Orange.
T-Mobile G1
We liked the G1 a lot when we first encountered it, but are we as enamoured after some real quality time together?
O2 Xda Zest launches on PAYG
For those who have baulked at the iPhone 3G’s price on Pay-as-you-Go, O2’s Windows Mobile powered Zest provides a cheaper alternative.
iPhone subsidy hurting network profits
The initial cost of acquiring an Apple iPhone user is causing short-term pain for mobile operators, but the longer-term payoff is set to be huge.
Sony’s Xperia mobiles may not all favour Windows
The new phone range isn’t tied into just one platform, according to Sony Ericsson, suggesting non-Windows iterations may follow.
