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Several Verizon Wireless employees accessed and viewed President-elect Obama's personal cellphone account, according to Verizon Wireless. "We apologize to President-elect Obama and will work to keep... Read more...

We have come to rely on cell phone calls, email and instant messages, and perhaps have even become consumed by them. At work, companies have found this handy, can't-do-without technology is at times... Read more...

Spam is everywhere--even on your cell phone You thought you had wrestled spam to the ground, and maybe you have on your computer system. But now comes a new trend reported by the New York Times that... Read more...

All the talk was around RFID at this week's RFID World in Boston where a lot of the focus was on using second-generation active and passive radio frequency identification tags to provide security and... Read more...

Research In Motion will start selling a BlackBerry with both cellular and WiFi wireless capabilities, the company's CEO said earlier this week. RIM is behind competitors Motorola and Nokia--both... Read more...

Imagine giving your enterprise the ability to continue a call over their cell phone, desk phone and onto their email voice talk without a break in conversation or a dropped connection. That's... Read more...

Today's mobile computing devices can do just about everything and that includes financial transactions, as users want to be able to talk, email, surf the Web, listen to music and watch video on... Read more...

> Linux mobility advances with new software suites. Article > The serious damage... Read more...

Google is going mobile in a big way these days--rolling out applications for the small handheld and cell phone user, personalizing the mobile software experience--the company even has a running... Read more...

> Another laptop battery flares up. Article > More business apps are moving onto the cell phone. Read more...