mobile computing news from FierceCIO

The computing business is undergoing a major transformation, with changes that can be seen in the quarterly financial results reported by Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM), writes Read more...

As wireless technologies--both mobile and fixed--become increasingly important to businesses of all kinds, it can be tough to sort through emerging products and services. Gartner recently came up Read more...

Mobile computing for the enterprise is a fine idea, but it has a long way to go before things can be truly efficient. A new study finds that browsing the web on the go is just too hard and clumsy, Read more...

You've seen the computer shrink to a size that fits into a handbag. You've seen dial-up access be replaced by WiFi. You've seen mobile computing conquer desktops. So why not eliminate the mouse, too? Read more...

Today, mobile workers can access information just about everywhere. While benefits move beyond better productivity, CIOs are streamlining business processes and enabling better communication and Read more...

If your enterprise has been a little cautious in boosting mobile computing and communications it's understandable. After all, security issues are paramount these days. But as some experts explain, Read more...

When it comes to true "mobile" computing, it seems like laptops aren't quite as mobile as you might assume. A new survey of laptop use and mobility requirements notes that laptops aren't traveling Read more...

Well, the first mobile spyware attack has now been identified, and not only is it sophisticated but it also offers a new twist. According to security vendor McAfee, the spyware app targets the Read more...

Remember all the brouhaha over public key infrastructure (PKI) a few years back? The hype centered on how the new technology could be the security end-all for the enterprise, as it offered up Read more...

If your users are clamoring for a handheld device, the first step should be determining exactly what they'll be using it for--personal digital assistants (PDAs) are geared toward one set of uses Read more...