Google open-sources the code for ReMail, the e-mail program for the iPhone, buys San Francisco-based DocVerse, and preps your iPhone to be a remote control.
Telus BlackBerry users across Canada will soon see the Zoompass application icon on the home screen of their BlackBerry devices, and Wind Mobile is offering customers credit to break their contracts.
In 2009 Apple Corp and Research In Motion (RIM) successfully captured market share from other larger device producers, controlling 14.4% and 19.9% of the worldwide smartphone market, respectively, says research firm, Gartner Inc.
Microsoft has combined technology with a legal manoeuvre to cripple a massive network of hacked computers; and the company goes after a whistleblower site that reveals its advice to those who want to subpoena personal information.
Hewlett-Packard is doing its level-headed best to put a good face Cisco's looming April 30 termination of its reseller relationship – but it is Cisco that blinked as ProCurve carves out more share of the mid-market.
IDC says that the number of people using mobile technologies at work will top one billion this year. This will be helped by 4G wireless, soon to be a reality for many businesses as Sprint’s WiMAX network gets out the gate and other Canadian and US carriers follow with LTE.
Cisco Systems and Hewlett-Packard have called it quits and are now competitors, though the gloves are still on. This is no surprise to the Canadian mid-market, which has been warming to HP’s ProCurve.
At the Mobile World Congress, Microsoft unveiled a new version of its Windows Phone smartphone software; and Outlook Social Connector ramps up e-mail collaboration tools.