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Many risks can be addressed with technology, but the human factor is usually the wild card.
Smartphones are the ideal productivity solution for both voice and data for your mobile workforce.
Palm's timing may be questionable in releasing its latest Treo 800w smartphone for Windows on the heels of Apple's 3G iPhone; but the struggling smartphone has managed to grab attention away from the iPhone craze.
Samsung has confirmed that the Samsung SCH-i760 on Verizon Wireless can be upgraded to the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile operating system – Windows mobile 6.1.
A rapid growth of mobile Internet seems to bring about major change in mobile phone industry, said an industry report released by Samsung Economic Research Institute (SERI).
Torque for the iPhone is now available. Making games for the iPhone is now a straightforward process using Torque's proven 2D and 3D tools for game development.
Garage Games, a technology provider for independent game developers worldwide, has announced that their Torque engine now supports the iPhone.
Palm has sold its two-millionth Centro smartphone, and is now offering Centro in more than25 countries in North America, South America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
Epocrates have released their iPhone version as a downloadble, installable application. This means that you no longer need internet access to use ePocrates on the iPhone:
Sony Ericsson today announced the release of three new Walkman branded mobile phones. W302, W595 and W902 Walkman
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