Andy Patrizio

Will one open source operating system for mobile be better than two? Intel and Nokia thinks so. Rather than continue on separate paths, the two companies think they have a better chance of making headway in mobile by teaming up on a new operating system. HardwareCentral has the details including the ambitious vision the two […]

A lot of what caught the industry’s eye about Intel’s Nehalem lineup is now set to make it into the semiconductor giant’s embedded Xeon processor. But as HardwareCentral reports, the offering is more than just a refurbished Nehalem: It’s got a number of add-ons designed to make developing for and rolling out systems based on […]

The rush to on-demand has largely been confined to business application use, but Embarcadero, a tool vendor with more than 20 tools for programmers, has made its wide collection available as an on-demand service. Unlike Salesforce.com and other on-demand apps, Embarcadero ToolCloud operates inside a company’s firewall. A small client is installed on the developer’s […]

Dell does not make a lot of acquisitions, but it has made a number of acquisitions all centered around one specific type of product market. Datamation will tell you which. Dell plans to acquire KACE Networks in a move to beef up its compliance and systems management offerings for midsized businesses. Terms of the deal […]

When a technology giant and industry bellwether like HP reports its quarterly earnings, analysts watch closely. HP is set to report its earnings for the first quarter of the fiscal year tomorrow, and the consensus on Wall Street is that it will deliver a solid balance sheet. Datamation previews the company’s earnings, and takes note […]

Motorola announced on Thursday afternoon that its board of directors had approved a plan to split the electronics giant into two firms effective one year from now. Both firms would use the name Motorola and be publicly traded. One business unit will include the company’s Mobile Devices and Home businesses, and the other will include […]

Motorola has a certifiable hit with its Droid phone, but it missed with a promised upgrade. Seems a promise was made that proved difficult to keep, and Droid owners will have to wait a few more days to get the 2.1 OS upgrade. Enterprise Mobile Today gets the story. There are a few red faces […]

AMD has certainly not let the Barcelona problems happen twice. It has delivered all of its processors on time or even earlier than anticipated. It’s also on track with “Fusion,” the processor that combines a CPU and GPU on one die. The company laid out the details at the ISSCC show, Hardware Central has the […]

All the big wireless carriers are gearing up for the transition to 4G networks, which promise significantly faster data rates than the current 3G offerings. AT&T has hopped on board with a pair of equipment providers now signed up to provide the gear for its LTE network. Enterprise Mobile Today takes a look at AT&T’s […]

AT&T gives the nod to Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson as equipment suppliers for its 4G network. The two companies are already providing hardware for AT&T’s 3G efforts, and they’re partnered with Verizon. All of the major wireless vendors are making their move to next-generation cellular networking technology, known as 4G. AT&T, the second-largest provider, […]

Google got off to a rocky start with the launch of its Nexus One smartphone. Now the search giant is moving to quell consumer anger over steep early termination fees and spotty 3G coverage. Enterprise Mobile has the details on what Google’s doing to burnish its customer service reputation. Google is moving quickly to get […]

Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android were the only smartphones to gain market share in the fourth quarter of 2009, a sobering fact that’s not lost on market leader Research In Motion and a handful of other manufacturers. Enterprise Mobile Today goes inside the latest comScore numbers and what they mean for the future of this […]