smartphone news from FierceCIO

Smartphones running the Windows Phone 7 Series operating system will come with Word and other Office features, but whether they will be good business tools remains a subject of considerable... Read more...

Computer scientists at Rutgers University demonstrated how a software attack can be used to corrupt a smartphone to eavesdrop on a meeting, track the location of the owner or even activate... Read more...

Hackers are quite ingenious, and they can invade your trusty handheld devices by tricking you into downloading spyware. They can also find other ways to install it, such as borrowing the device and... Read more...

Even though it doesn't make any smartphones, networking giant Cisco is working to make sure that busy executives will soon be able to participate in web conferences without having to fire up their... Read more...

As we near the week leading up to Christmas and the New Year, it is hard not to think about the technology and gadgets that were unveiled or shipped in 2008. By looking back on the products they... Read more...

Earlier this week, over at FierceMobileEnterprise, I wondered what enterprise announcements... Read more...

There are many ways to bring your data center up to speed. Get rid of the overheated, cramped closet where data currently is stored and manage it as it should be managed--with solar power and a... Read more...

You got to give credit to Research in Motion executives for effectively managing their lead in the enterprise market. A new survey of enterprise users by Sage Research shows that the Blackberry... Read more...

> Major computer vendors are backing the Service Modeling Language (SML) spec for XML-based IT management. Read more...

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