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Facebook: “Android sucks, it doesn’t matter”
TechCrunch reports that the lack of an Android Facebook app in the Android Market Place is not a mistake and you probably don’t want to hold your breath waiting. Apparently the bad blood between Google and Facebook started when Facebook chose Microsoft as it’s advertising partner; in and of itself, not that bad of a move. [...]
Continue reading...Vodafone Study Confirms 25% of Security Breaches are due to Mobile Devices
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Interesting tid-bit from Vodafone UK this morning, looks like after a long-winded study they found that: 25% of companies experience a security breach due to mobile device (notebook, cell phone) use in unapproved ways. 50% of employees have no idea their companies have mobile device use-policies in place. Sounds to me like the companies are the issue here [...]
Continue reading...Windows 7 Coming Sooner Than We Thought?
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
InternetNews is reporting that next version of Windows (codenamed Vienna) might be coming as early as June of 2009. This had been in the pipeline before XP was released, but what comes as a surprise is this would be almost a year sooner, cutting into the anticipated life cycle of Vista. The information comes from [...]
Continue reading...DeviceAnywhere Brings the iPhone(tm) 3G To Life for Mobile Application
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
For the developers out there, DeviceAnywhere has launched mobile device support in it’s DeviceAnywhere Studio product for the iPhone 3G, full announcement after the jump.
Continue reading...Momail Announces Support for 3G iPhone and Samsung Omnia
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Momail has announced support for the upcoming 3G iPhone and Samsung Omnia releases. For the folks fuzzy on what Momail does, it more or less acts as a super mobile-mail-service in that all the receiving, delivery and sending of mail is optimized around the “mobile device” environment you are on. That includes respecting multiple sender addresses [...]
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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