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before Windows Mobile 7 will move in to replace it.
Yesterday, at a "
," Microsoft Chief Steve Ballmer said the company will release Windows Mobile 7 -- Microsoft's OS for smart phones -- in 2010. That statement is a little surprising when you consider Microsoft
Windows Mobile 6.5, which isn't slated to ship until later this year.
With Windows Mobile 7 coming out so soon, some people may just forget about Mobile 6.5 altogether and wait for Read more... »

Lawmakers wary of banning cell-phone use by motorists ignored a bill Tuesday that would have required drivers who want to talk behind the wheel to use hands-free sets.
Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D-Holladay, proposed making use of handsets by drivers a secondary offense, allowing citations after motorists are pulled over for other offenses. She acknowledged research suggesting that hands-free conversations are just as distracting, but said fumbling Read more... »

Video viewing on television, computer screens and mobile handsets is steadily rising, with the average American watching 151 hours of TV monthly and an additional six hours of Web and mobile video, according to Nielsen’s fourth quarter “A2/M2 Three Screen Report.”
Americans watched twice as much time-shifted video—more than seven hours—monthly than they watched Internet video.
Most of that Web video consumption occurs during Read more... »

will sell Good Technology, a mobile e-mail provider it acquired two years ago.
, Calif.-based Visto Corp. were not disclosed in the announcement made late Monday. The two companies said the deal should close by the end of the month.
Motorola said off-loading Good Technology was in the best interest for customers, shareholders and employees.
Good Technology had fallen under Motorola's Enterprise Mobility division, which makes communications equipment Read more... »

Times are tough, to be sure, but T-Mobile CEO Robert Dotson is optimistic about the future – and about the potential for his industry to help pull the economy out of the ditch.
“The most vibrant industry that may exist in the economy today is that of the communications industry, specifically the wireless communications industry,” Dotson said in an
Innovation coming from companies such as T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and other wireless carriers Read more... »

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Feb 25, 2009 11:59 AM
Two reports came out today that detail how quickly users are adopting the mobile Web and the tools that it offers. According to ABI Research, mobile search grew by 14% from 2007 and 2008, and Opera says that it saw double digit gains in the use of its mobile Web browser between December and January.
Mobile search is no doubt a powerful tool.
that 70% of respondents to a recent survey it conducted reported using their Read more... »

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Feb 25, 2009 11:59 AM
Two reports came out today that detail how quickly users are adopting the mobile Web and the tools that it offers. According to ABI Research, mobile search grew by 14% from 2007 and 2008, and Opera says that it saw double digit gains in the use of its mobile Web browser between December and January.
Mobile search is no doubt a powerful tool.
that 70% of respondents to a recent survey it conducted reported using their Read more... »

Video viewing on television, computer screens and mobile handsets is steadily rising, with the average American watching 151 hours of TV monthly and an additional six hours of Web and mobile video, according to Nielsen’s fourth quarter “A2/M2 Three Screen Report.”
Americans watched twice as much time-shifted video—more than seven hours—monthly than they watched Internet video.
Most of that Web video consumption occurs during Read more... »

At first glance the Memoir resembles a stand-alone digital camera more than a mobile phone. Measuring 4.1 by 2.1 by 0.5 inches, the Memoir fits easily into a pocket. Dressed in black plastic with silver trim and a leatherlike grip, it is quite light at only 4.4 ounces, but its build feels a bit chintzy.
The Memoir's design is very similar to that of the Behold. A gorgeous, 2.6-inch full LCD touch screen occupies the majority of the handset's face. Read more... »