Michelle Megna

The growth of smartphones in the enterprise has brought both benefits and hassles to both IT and users. The benefits of added mobility bring with it issues related to integration with the corporate network and accessibility as users juggle between work and mobile numbers. As EnterpriseMobileToday reports, RIM has plans to release new services to […]

The past couple of days have seen the blogosphere abuzz over what seemed at first to be an impossible story: A prototype fourth-generation Apple iPhone left behind at a bar, discovered by another patron, then given to the gadget blog Gizmodo — which not long after posted its discovery. Of course, in the intervening hours […]

Droid users have been rumbling with volcanic discontent for some time now over the repeated delays in the release of Android 2.1 for their phones. It’s hard to blame them, since the Google Nexus One has been running Android 2.1 since January. But now, it looks like prayers (and demands) are being answered, and that […]

Would the world stop spinning off its axis if Apple’s i-line of devices were taken off the market? If Elan Microelectronics has its way, we will soon know. The Taiwanese company, which has a history of litigation against Apple, has asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to halt imports of the forthcoming iPad, and is […]

Users of the Motorola Droid are getting impatient with the repeated delays of a long-overdue update to their phone. The Android 2.1 operating system has been on the market for a few months now, most notably on the Google Nexus One, but Droid owners are left to wait. Well, impatient with waiting, they are taking […]

AT&T is responding to enterprise IT criticisms of the iPhone by providing an app that beefs up the device’s security and makes it easier to manage. AT&T today took a major step forward in resolving IT issues pertaining to the iPhone in the enterprise with the introduction of a native application offering authentication […]

The iPhone’s already found its way into the workplace, but in many cases, it’s being used in unsanctioned ways or with just a modicum of IT oversight. AT&T today unveiled a way it’s aiming to help administrators ensure that the Apple iPhone comes fully under IT’s control, making certain that they can enforce security, authentication […]

AT&T isn’t going to be defined as just the iPhone carrier any more. The company is expanding its offerings to the full swath of smartphone devices. It has BlackBerry, iPhone, and now it’s offering Android via Dell’s new Aero phone and the Palm Pre and Pixi. EnterpriseMobilePlanet has the story. On the heels of super-disappointing […]

Research In Motion knows the key to keeping customers addicted to its BlackBerry smartphones is making sure there are plenty of new, useful and entertaining apps for its customers—and new ones—to download onto their smartphones. To that end, RIM this week rolled out BlackBerry Push Service to developers, an offering that lets RIM deliver a […]

As firms move off PCs and to mobile devices like smartphones, the market for phone apps is growing. These are not fun little games to wile the time away, these are line of business apps that small businesses, which are embracing smartphones as fast as the enterprise, are embracing. AT&T, the second-largest mobile provider in […]

Research in Motion’s BlackBerry phones are enormously popular with enterprises, but they enjoy success in the small to medium-sized market as well. Products that often start out aimed at the enterprise market usually find their way down to the mid-range, which is what happened with RIM’s server software. Enterprise Mobile Today has all the info. […]

Skype Mobile application will be available to Verizon customers with data plans and let them make and receive Skype-to-Skype calls anywhere in the world for the same cost as making the calls on their PCs. Enterprise Mobile Today takes a closer look at the new service offering and how the companies are making it even […]