Apple seeks new sheriff to lock up iPhones
Just as a new hack,blacksn0w, promises to unlock iPhones with the latest Apple software from AT&T's wireless network, Apple is looking for a sheriff to lock the smartphones back up again, permanently.
Stories by John Cox
New Wi-Fi spec allows access point bypass
A new industry specification promises to un-network Wi-Fi networks. Dubbed Wi-Fi Direct, the spec will let your laptop or smartphone connect directly with other wireless devices.
Hackers dissect Palm Pre, webOS
A week after the release of the Palm Pre, hackers are eagerly dissecting and sifting through the webOS software that powers it.
Palm reportedly prepping second webOS smartphone
Citing "one of our better sources," TechCrunch's Michael Arrington says Palm is preparing a second webOS-based mobile device, which the technology blog has dubbed the "Mini Pre."
Blogger: Obama to get 'super-encrypted' BlackBerry
President Barack Obama will keep using a BlackBerry for e-mails, protected with a special encryption package created by government spooks, probably the National Security Agency, according to Marc Ambinder, a political blogger with The Atlantic.
Five steps to creating a "mobile office"
Tips to give your mobile workers greater project ownership.
IBM's answer to IT skills crunch: Woo students
As part of an expanded outreach to university IT students, IBM is releasing a set of Web-based tools and resources to help them hone marketable skills in the fastest-growing IT job opportunities.
BlackBerry server upgrade to face stern tests
The next major release of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server will pose a test not only for customers but also for its creator, Research in Motion.
Matching the BlackBerry with the Corporate PBX
Can you trust the people who recently brought you a 12-hour wireless e-mail outage to bring your mobile phone to the corporate PBX?