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Reviews Round-up: Cool new Eee PC
The death of tape back-up, a cool new Eee PC, a networked printer and a smartphone OS comparison are just some of the things that Wolfram Alpha...
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...
Jobs hits out at Google
Days after Apple unveils the iPad, Steve Jobs has given his less than polite opinion on Google’s current plans.
Reviews Round-up: Firefox burns brightly
This week, we looked at digital pens, small NAS boxes, a mobile workstation from HP and the latest browser update from Firefox.
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...
Reviews Round-up: The ultimate laptop?
An ultimate ultra-portable laptop, a smartphone challenger, a innovative DVD Burner and a cutting edge server all hit the lab bench this week. Oh,...
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.
Android handsets put on ice in China
Google has postponed the launch of two Android-powered mobile phones in China.
Year in Review: Industry and the economy in 2009
We take a look at how IT markets have handled the recession throughout 2009.
Warning over ‘James Bond’ mobile spying devices
Software is available you can install and use to track everything that is going on with a mobile phone.
Smartphones hacked through insecure Wi-Fi
Researchers break security in Apple, Nokia, HTC and T-Mobile devices to gain access to email passwords.
HTC Magic review
Can HTC's second Google Android based handset cast a powerful enough spell over us to forget the iPhone? We check out the HTC Magic.
HTC Touch Diamond2 review
The HTC Touch Diamond was a best seller for HTC when it launched a year ago. Now the Diamond2 has been introduced and it’s a whole class above...
MWC 09: Mobile companies fear insecure handsets
Most mobile phone manufacturers agree that the responsibility for security falls with them and the carrier, rather than the user.<br>
Barclays Bank focuses on mobile security with Kaspersky
Kaspersky continues working with Barclays to provide free mobile security software as well as increasing awareness about mobile risk.
Carphone slashes mobile and web security price tags
The retailer has partnered with security firm Kaspersky to offer more than half-priced discounts on mobile and internet security software.
HTC Touch HD
Has HTC finally created a viable competitor to the iPhone, or is the Touch HD just another good-looking phone that struggles to cope with Windows...
Smartphone threats get “serious” in 2009
As mobile handsets become more popular, the more PC-like the security problems will become.
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