iPhone

Can RIM survive when their own execs say “Nothing has changed”?

Al Sacco, an open BlackBerry optimist, has a great interview with Mike Kirkup, RIM's Director of Developer Relations. Kirkup goes through all the great advances...

Apple, Firefox finally start to pay businesses respect

A faster, more iterative development process, with more features, fewer bugs and quicker competition, is a welcome change for...

IT security starts in your pocket

My friends sometimes tease me about having to enter a passcode just to play games on my iPhone. But the truth is, Angry Birds isn't the only thing hanging out on my home screen, so I need to be extra careful with who can access that information. Granted, a measly little four-digit passcode won't...

The Macs ARE coming, and there might not be a lot you should do to stop them

When I first started out as a beat reporter covering mobile for SearchMobileComputing, it was an interesting time: The iPhone was relatively new, BlackBerry was the only true "corporate" phone, there were serious questions between whether...

Did iPhones make the desktop virtualization call easier?

I had the opportunity to sit down with MokaFive CTO and founder John Whaley while I was at RSA, and we caught up on the adoption of desktop virtualization, where the hypervisor belongs, and more. He was even so kind as to allow me to shoot some  video, though the cafe where we were meeting makes...

Stop fearing your smartphone: Mobile encryption & your security policy

Apple’s iPad: An iPad for the working stiff?

Cisco recently unveiled the Cisco Cius, which I dubbed an "