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Obama Blackberry Update

Posted by Fredric Paul 01:59 PM ET | Jan 8, 2009

Forget his economic stimulus plan, the big Obama news is that he may be losing the fight to keep his Blackberry.

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What's New At CES For Smaller Companies

Posted by Jennifer Moline 12:53 PM ET | Jan 8, 2009

The economy may be down, but that doesn't mean people's interests in technology are. With the Consumer Electronics Show kicking off today in Las Vegas, which products will be generating excitement?

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From CES: Boosting Cellular Connectivity And Extending Battery

Posted by Lamont Wood 12:52 PM ET | Jan 8, 2009

Mobile business can't stop for shoddy cellular connections of flagging battery life. Two new products give business owners affordable options for extending mobility that relies on connectivity and power.

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Mobile Hotspots Roam CES

Posted by Lamont Wood 11:35 AM ET | Jan 8, 2009

A new class of products enables business owners to share 3G wireless broadband connections for mobile crews, particularly useful for temporary facilities such as conventions and construction sites.

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Macworld Attendees Have Recession On Their Minds

Posted by Jennifer Moline 09:18 PM ET | Jan 7, 2009

The Macworld Expo didn't offer a ton of new stuff on the exhibition floor this year -- neither in the form of products nor swag. Rather, among the manufacturers aiming for the businesses, there was discussion about what their audiences need -- and can afford.

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Business & E-Business | Business Continuity | Disaster Recovery | Mobile | iPhone

WiMax Comes To A Second U.S. City

Posted by Benjamin Tomkins 06:41 PM ET | Jan 6, 2009

Clearwire rolls out a 4G wireless broadband network in Portland, Ore doubling the number of U.S. cities with a WiMax alternative. What stands to be a big leap ahead for WiMax, remains a long way to blanketing us in broadband access.

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Will Google March 'Android' Onto The PC Desktop?

Posted by Matthew McKenzie 04:18 AM ET | Jan 5, 2009

What would Google do with its own PC operating system? We might find out soon, since it already seems to have one.

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Internet/Web | Mobile | Open Source

Palm Gets a Needed Christmas Present

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 06:56 AM ET | Dec 29, 2008

Struggling to maintain a leading position in the smartphone space, Palm received a much needed cash infusion. Once a leader in this space, the company has recently struggled to remain relevant as high profile companies entered this space. In response, Palm has staked its future on its new Nova operating system, and the money could be used to help promote it.

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bMighty Goes Mobile!

Posted by Fredric Paul 05:57 PM ET | Dec 22, 2008

Want to get your favorite bMighty info even when you're not at your desk? No problem, our new mobile service makes it easy to get all the latest bMighty stories and blog posts right from your mobile device.

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An Entertaining High Wire Act?

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 07:14 AM ET | Dec 17, 2008

With wireless LANs now quite common in many small and medium businesses, vendors have been searching for new applications to run on top of them. Real-time location services (RTLS) enable companies to track items, such as their inventory, via wireless connections, and one wireless LAN supplier bet heavily on its future.

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Firefox To Go: Five Great Extensions For Mobile Users

Posted by Matthew McKenzie 12:26 AM ET | Dec 12, 2008

Want to make the most of your netbook or laptop PC? Here are five Firefox extensions that can make working with a mobile PC a lot easier -- and possibly a bit cheaper, too.

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Hardware & Software | Mobile | Open Source | Travel

Crisis Survival Kit: 5 Ways To Cut Your Cell Phone Bill

Posted by Jennifer Moline 08:58 PM ET | Dec 8, 2008

Now that a report has revealed that the majority of cell phone users are satisfied with their service, here are five tips to make you more satisfied with your cell phone bill, too.

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Cell Phone Service Improving

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 05:28 AM ET | Dec 3, 2008

One of the nation’s poorest service providers, wireless carriers, has been making progress, so the bulk of their customers are now satisfied with their services. The main reasons for the improvement appear to be that the carriers have enhanced their network performance, so there are fewer dropped calls and less static, items that previously made customers very grumpy.

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Solar Powered Cell Phones on Tap?

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 08:05 AM ET | Dec 2, 2008

Deep in the research and development labs at many of the nation’s leading technology firms, engineers are working feverishly to try and make your IT systems more efficient. Solar powered cell phones and voice activated Web sites are a couple of the items that one research group thinks could move from its labs to your company in a few years.

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ADTRAN Goes 3G With New Netvanta 3G NIM

Posted by Fredric Paul 10:04 PM ET | Dec 1, 2008

It's easy to think about 3G wireless technology solely as a way for laptop users to stay connected away from Wi-Fi hotspots. But that's thinking small. ADTRAN is thinking bigger with its new Netvanta 3G Module, designed to backup or even replace wired broadband connections in many applications for small and midsize companies.

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