Palm Treo 750
Palm's Treo 750 smart phone now uses Windows Mobile and Microsoft’s Direct Push Technology, but admins might want to carry a battery charger on long calls.
Windows IT Pro - Jason Bovberg
Palm Goes Pro with New Treo Smartphone
Struggling smart phone pioneer Palm on Wednesday announced the latest device in its Treo product line, a Treo Pro model that runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional instead of the company's own Palm OS. The Treo Pro will ship this fall and, unlike most smart
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
Apple Racing to Fix Endemic iPhone 3G, MobileMe Problems
Apple on Tuesday issued what appeared to be a minor update to its iPhone 3G smart phone, noting in its terse support documentation only that the release "fixes bugs." But the size of the iPhone 2.0.2 update, as it's called--a massive 250 MB--belied
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
Best Buy to Sell iPhone
Starting September 7, Best Buy retail locations in the US will begin selling Apple's popular and innovative iPhone 3G smart phone. This announcement makes Best Buy the first retailer outside of Apple and its AT&T wireless partner to offer the iPhone to
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
The iPhone 3G Hubbub: Enterprise-Ready or Flash in the Pan?
Microsoft is happy to welcome Apple's iPhone to the Exchange ActiveSync family, and they're not alone. Does all this attention from vendors signal a true enterprise-class device, or is it just the bandwagon of the "hip" factor?
Windows IT Pro - B. K. Winstead
Taking It on the Road: A Working Summer Vacation
New technologies have made working while on the road easier than ever, as Paul Thurrott finds out while vacationing in Ireland.
Windows IT Pro - Paul Thurrott
Microsoft Misses Windows Mobile Sales Target
The warning signs were there. After boldly proclaiming that it would sell "more than" 20 million licenses to its Windows Mobile operating system by the end of its fiscal year on June 30, Microsoft later scaled that prediction back to "nearly" 20 million
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
Awards Recognize the Best of TechEd 2008 IT Professionals Conference
For our seventh annual awards issue, our judges traveled to Orlando to take a close look at the finalists in our Best of TechEd awards process and bring you the top third-party products. The envelope, please!
Windows IT Pro - Editors
Making SoftGrid Apps Work On the Road
Your users will be able to access all their SoftGrid applications even while on the road, when you combine SoftGrid client’s new Offline mode with a technique to wrap your SoftGrid sequences as MSI files for deployment.
Windows IT Pro - Jeremy Moskowitz
What You Need to Know About Apple iPhone 3G
The iPhone Software Update 2.0 offers Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) technologies, which is good news for enterprise users; plus, is iPhone 3G’s mobile wireless network compatibility worth the cost?
Windows IT Pro - Paul Thurrott
What You Need to Know About Apple iPhone Enterprise Features
Apple is offering in its iPhone Software Update 2.0 Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) technologies. iPhone customers will be able to access push email, push calendaring, push contacts, and global address lists (GALs) via Exchange.
Windows IT Pro - Paul Thurrott
Windows IT Pro Editors' Best Awards
We identify the best products for Windows in 15 categories, including Product of the Year, Breakthrough Product, and Special Achievement. Start here to find products that will maximize the ROI of your IT infrastructure.
Windows IT Pro - Editors
Norway, and RSS feeds on your Windows Mobile Device
Whether you're using Windows Mobile 6.1 or Windows Mobile 6.0, a smartphone or a PDA, you'll be able to synchronize RSS feeds through Outlook Mobile so you can stay connected while you're on the road.
Windows IT Pro - Siegfried Jagott
The iPhone as a Mail Device
An Exchange administrator and self-proclaimed "Windows Mobile device wrangler" gives you the scoop on how well the iPhone 3G works for enterprise email, and points out some surprising omissions in Apple's latest release.
Windows IT Pro - Paul Robichaux
iPhone 3G Launch An iDisaster
Apple's eagerly anticipated iPhone 3G turned into a PR disaster for the company on Friday, when customers at stores all around the United States complained of problems purchasing, upgrading to, and activating the new smart phone. Additionally, the
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
A Day Early, Apple Opens iPhone App Store
Tomorrow, Apple will begin selling its eagerly awaited second generation iPhone handheld, the iPhone 3G, along with associated products like the iPhone Software 2.0 Update, iTunes 7.7, and MobileMe. Today, however, Apple made available what will likely
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
Microsoft's Been Swift-Boated. Now What?
As more and more people turn to Macs and iPhones, more and more are expecting those same technologies in the workplace. How is Microsoft responding?
Windows IT Pro - Paul Thurrott
Google's Mobile Phone Platform Delayed
According to a report Monday in the "Wall Street Journal," Google's Android smart phone platform has experienced its first delay, and devices based on the system won't appear now until Q4 2008 at the very earliest. Google and its hardware partners had
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
Cyveillance Ramps Up Phishing Protection
In addition to numerous other types of phishing protection, Cyveillance recently added support for SMS messaging.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards
Apple Reverses Course on iPhone, Dramatically Lowers Pricing
For all its touch screen innovation, the most notable features of Apple's iPhone when it debuted a year ago were its lofty price--the typical asking price for the phone at the time was about $600, plus $75 a month for an expensive data plan--and its
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott
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