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Mobile payments to hit $860bn by 2013

Mobile phones will...

Movero unveils enhanced mobile computing management services

New mobile computing services align with billing and compliance technolgies

3 hits Target for enhanced mobile broadband

UK’s biggest 3G supplier teams with IT supplier to offer mobile broadband

Microsoft sues TomTom after pair fail to find IP agreement

Microsoft has filed a patent infringement case against satellite navigation gadget maker TomTom . Microsoft...

Nokia may enter laptop market

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 26 February 2009
Mobile phone maker Nokia may get into the laptop business. CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo told Finnish national broadcaster YLE on Wednesday that the firm...

Opera Mini browser use up 63% in UK

Opera...

SMBs deploy mobile computing services to beat recession

SMBs are deferring upgrades, expanding PC utilisation beyond typical cycles and replacing desktops with mobile computing platforms

Vodafone tests 20 Mbps mobile broadband

Operator raises the prospect of higher network performance but only for customers in selected places

Phoenix rises with always-connected mobile computing

Technology aims to provide a dynamic online experience with extended battery life

MWC: Google demos offline Gmail on iPhone

Google has demonstrated a version of its Gmail messaging system for the Apple iPhone that can be used offline with no network connection.
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