Michelle Megna

Internet phone provider Skype has had a tough time getting the major wireless carriers to allow its VoIP applications onto their networks. After a long standoff, AT&T finally relented, allowing the Skype iPhone app onto its 3G network. Could Verizon be next? Verizon and Skype are planning a joint news conference at a major wireless […]

Mobile World Congress is the largest international trade show for the mobile phone market and will draw tens of thousands of visitors to Barcelona next week. What will be the talk of the show? Enterprise Mobile Today thinks it knows. Mobile World Congress — the global annual gathering of mobile mavericks — kicks off in […]

A couple of new mobile security applications for the BlackBerry OS were released Wednesday but the wireless industry is probably more intrigued by persistent rumors that Microsoft might be looking to snap up Research In Motion. Enterprise Mobile Today takes a closer look at the scuttlebutt as well as the new security apps. Two new […]

As mobile devices continue to expand in number and complexity within the enterprise, IT managers are charged with developing a mobile policy that protects its employees—and the company’s exposure to liability. Enterprise Mobile Today takes a closer look at how Visage Mobile’s free mobile policy template and why it might be a good first step. […]

Google has made an effort to get its suite of productivity applications into the enterprise for some time. One area that was lacking was support for mobile devices, since IT managers like to lock down their staff smartphones as securely as desktops and laptops, if not more so. Today the search giant is releasing updated […]

With the unveiling of Apple’s long-awaited iPad, pundits are already weighing in on the devices value pro and con. The iPad won’t be available for purchase until later next month. EnterpriseMobiletoday reports on why one big vertical market, healthcare, is likely to find the iPad especially appealing. Is Apple’s handheld computer, the iPad, just what […]

iPad will be entering the educational and medical markets with a big leg up: A library of thousands of applications medical professionals already depend on, ready for use on a bigger screen with more choices for interaction. Is Apple’s handheld computer, the iPad, just what the doctor ordered for telehealth and telemedicine? It […]

Just as IT departments get used to dealing with the likes of the iPhone, the iPad comes along and stands to create demand for the use of a device that doesn’t provide the sort of security and management features administrators expect. Just when mobile managers and IT departments started feeling comfortable supporting the […]

Apple has enjoyed a tremendous revival in the past decade, with almost all of it on the consumer side. Business has not really embraced Apple fully, and Apple has not pursued corporate America. But Enterprise Mobile Today thinks the iPad changes all that. Just when mobile managers and IT departments started feeling comfortable supporting the […]

Nexus One is Google’s hot new consumer phone, but EnterpriseMobileToday reports on what’s next for business users. Google is already working on an enterprise version of the Nexus One, being called the Nexus Two or Nexus Pro by the media, that will sport a keyboard and have improved battery life, according to recent comments made […]

What’s next from Google? As EnterpriseMobileToday reports, the search giant has an Android-related press event set for next week, Jan. 5, that could well mean the rumored Nexus One Android phone will see the light of day. Google on Jan. 5 may be unveiling its own branded smartphone, dubbed Nexus One, as speculation continues that […]

BlackBerry owners can give thanks for a new app that will allow them to transfer photos between their computers and their mobile devices, with the release of BlackBerry Sync 3.0. The new app from Research In Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM) allows users to transfer image files and folders between a PC and the BlackBerry, while optimizing […]