Mobile Technology

Enterprises dropping BlackBerry support in favor of the iPhone InfoWorld The iPhone has supplanted the BlackBerry as the mobile-device darling of the enterprise, according to a new study from iPass and MobileIron. Researchers found that the iPhone now enjoys IT support at 74 percent of enterprises, up from 52 percent a year ... See all stories on this topic »

Arxan Technologies Presents Next Generation Mobile App Attacks at Apps ... Marketwire (press release) SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 7, 2013) - Arxan Technologies, the industry-leading provider of software security solutions that protect the global App Economy, announced today that Kevin Morgan, chief technology officer and vice president of ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile internet devices 'will outnumber humans this year' The Guardian There will be more internet-connected mobile devices such as smartphones and 3G tablets than people in the world before the end of the year, according to new research. A growing category will be internet-connected monitors for "smart metering", video ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Mobile tech to add AUD 11.8 bln in benefits to Australia Telecompaper (subscription) The current wave of mobile technologies will result in an estimated productivity benefit to the Australian economy of AUD 11.8 billion for the period of 2012-2025. In the year 2011 alone this contribution to the Australian economy was estimated to be ... See all stories on this topic »

Aquacoat unveils new mobile technology in Lebanon AME Info (press release) Karim Khayat, Managing Partner of Aquacoat, said: "We are thrilled to introduce the latest international mobile technology into Lebanon as we continue to lead the way in creating an exciting, empowered future for the Middle East." Aquacoat is currently ... See all stories on this topic »

Deloitte links mobile spectrum to productivity iT News Telecommunications analyst Paul Budde took it a step further. He said the integration of fixed and mobile broadband makes it impossible to fairly split the productivity benefits delivered by mobile technology from the benefits delivered by fixed line ... See all stories on this topic »

Apple plans mobile to mobile cash loans CBC.ca Although it's an innovative idea, one mobile technology expert says it has downsides. "It certainly opens up a question of abuse, where you're advertising that you're walking around with $100 cash in your pocket," University of Toronto professor Rhonda ... See all stories on this topic » CBC.ca