Blog: Mobile Browsers: Have They Moved Beyond "Only for Emergencies?"
This morning I came across this question on LinkedIn Answers: "What percentage of the time do you use your mobile device as a browser?"
Stories by Al Sacco
MIS/IT Executives Top List of Managers Dissatisfied with Their Jobs
Forty-eight percent all of executives surveyed said they aren't satisfied or are partially unsatisfied in their current jobs, according to ExecuNet.
Blog: Broadcom "3G Phone on a Chip" to Bring Cheaper, Sleeker 3G Mobile Devices
I've reviewed various mobile devices for CIO.com in past, and the majority of the smartphones I evaluated did not support third generation, or 3G, mobile networks. This is one of the first things I, or the CIO reviewers I worked along with, complained about-though we weren't always sure what exactly we'd do with the extra speed.
Blog: Flock, the Social Web Browser: Coming Soon to Your Users' Computers
Early this week, San Francisco-based Flock showed off a Web browser designed specifically for users of social networking sites, and the company claims the software is the first of its kind.
Blog: Firefox Hits 400M Downloads, but I'm Still Forced to Use IE at Work
What's your browser of choice?
Blog: Apple iTunes on Enterprise Computers: Problem or Non-Issue?
Apple's iTunes is by far one of the most popular and widely-used consumer IT applications available today. It's likely more of your users have an iPod and employ iTunes than staffers that don't, especially if they're at all tech-savvy. And many of those folks have probably installed the program on their corporate computers-unless, of course, there are measures in place to stop them from doing so.