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The BlackBerry is a popular device for enterprises because of its renowned security features, including end-to-end encryption, which promise to protect company data from prying eyes. With the proper Read more...

It's getting kind of old. For the second time in a week, BlackBerry crashed on Tuesday, leaving millions of users unable to connect. The shutdown appears to have started at about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday Read more...

The economic climate may still be gloomy, but experts say that the tech sector is in far better shape than other U.S. industries such as autos, financial services and real estate. Unlike the dot-com Read more...

What would you do if your BlackBerry's web-based email service didn't work? You'd be a fish out of water, a chef without a kitchen, a car without a driver, right? Well, that's what happened on Monday Read more...

Microsoft is dismissing rumors that the company may be getting into the mobile phone business. The recent Microsoft smartphone talk was triggered last week by analyst firm Broadpoint AmTech, which Read more...

There has been much publicity about President Obama retaining a mobile phone/e-mail device so that he can keep in contact with top White House staffers and some close friends. The question is what Read more...

Everyone, from teenagers constantly on IM to the executives hooked on their BlackBerrys, have become dependent on the Internet. Virtually, every enterprise relies on the Web to communicate, to Read more...

It was a very good year for technology mutual funds in 2007, despite the stock market's roller coaster ride. The funds returned more than 17 percent on average, according to the research firm, Read more...

The stock market roller coaster hit the tech sector last week. The Nasdaq composite, where many tech stocks are traded, had the worst two days of the bull market. Tech stocks aren't nearly as bad as Read more...