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Laptops & mobile devices technology > mobile & wireless > news
iPhone to get Citrix XenDesktop
Citrix plans to make its XenDesktop and XenApp client and server software for remote access to Windows applications available for the iPhone by the first half of 2009.
VMware makes mobile phones virtual
VMware has now set its sights on mobile phones, announcing Mobile Virtualisation Platform (MVP) on Monday.
Vodafone lowers revenue outlook to cut costs
Vodafone Group has once again decided to cut its revenue outlook, the company said when it announced half-year results on Tuesday.
Windows 7 Eee PC demonstrated
Microsoft has demonstrated its Windows 7 operating system (OS) on an Asus Eee PC featuring just 1GB of RAM and a 16GB solid-state drive.
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Vodafone BlackBerry Storm 9500 launches today
Vodafone has officially opened the floodgates and announced it will start taking pre-orders for the BlackBerry Storm from today (31 October).
Google Android: T-Mobile G1 launches in UK
The T-Mobile G1 - the first mobile phone handset to run Google Android - goes on sale in the UK today.
Intel embarrassed by 'inappropriate' iPhone slur
Intel distanced itself from criticism of Apple's iPhone made by executives at the company's Intel Developer Forum conference in Taipei, saying the comments were not appropriate.
Vodafone offers new HP iPAQ phones
Two new Hewlett-Packard iPAQ Voice Messenger and Data Messenger phones will be available in the UK through Vodafone.
T-Mobile's G1 hits the US
T-Mobile's G1, the first handset using Google's Android platform, has gone on sale in the US.
IDF: Intel beefs up Moorestown with HSPA from Ericsson
Intel and Ericsson have announced plans to team up in an effort to bring High Speed Packet Access to increasingly popular Mobile Internet Devices.
Economy may slow new enterprise mobile apps
The economic downturn will slow down the development of new mobile enterprise applications, even as changes in the mobile industry are making it easier for developers, according to some executives.
IDF: Intel woos embedded developers with support
Intel is targeting embedded device makers with a new support website to be unveiled next year.
Google Android 'kill switch' removes phone apps
Months after Apple sparked uproar for building a 'kill switch' into its iPhone software, it has emerged that Google Android also includes a feature which allows the company to remotely remove applications
Botnets to attack smartphones in 2009
The same week one of the world's worst spam operations is being shut down, security researchers are warning the next big threat may not be for PCs at all - but rather for mobile phones.
Orange UK pulls BlackBerry Bold over 3G problems
Orange UK has stopped selling BlackBerry Bold handsets, after concerns were raised over potential software problems with the snazzy-looking device.
Asus Eee Box PC shipped with virus
Asustek Computer's Japanese arm has alerted owners of its new Eee Box low-cost desktop PC that the machine shipped with a virus.
Huge demand causes Google Android phone shortage
T-Mobile on Monday said pre-orders for the first Android phone have been three times greater than it expected, and that it will not promise to ship any more phones in time for the 22 October launch.
Gartner Security Summit: Risks rise as smartphones become smarter
As wireless devices become more numerous within businesses, their convenience will be counterbalanced by an increasing potential for security problems, according to a Gartner analyst.
Mobile phone hardware outpaces software, user capabilities
Mobile hardware is outpacing software capabilities and the mobile user experience, according to a group of mobile phone technologists speaking at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
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