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ZDNet Japanese researchers harness parallel chips
A group of researchers aims to create a software standard for multicore chips in devices, including mobile phones and car-navigation systems
ZDNet Intel shifts focus as tech moves beyond the PC
IDF 2009: Innovation needs to meet changing computing demands arising from netbooks, mobile phones and in-vehicle devices, Intel chief Paul Otellini tells developers
FreshPatents.com Mobile phone/device usage tracking system and method
Disclosed are systems and methods that enable organizations, for example corporations and legal firms, to manage mobile communication devices and device usage, and to automatically and remotely apply or link that usage to particular departments and/or clients....
ZDNet VMware shows mobile-based virtual management tool
The company has given a technology preview of tools that could help administrators manage office systems from their mobile phones
ZDNet Dell moves to the mobile beat
As the PC maker heads into smartphones and more deeply into IT services, CEO Michael Dell talks about what businesses want from a notebook and the importance of the network
ZDNet iPhones could be used for citizen ID
Smartphones are among a variety of technology that could be used by the government to authenticate people on public-sector websites
ZDNet Adobe takes Flash to smartphones
The update is set to arrive as a beta on phones early next year, and aims to extend Flash's popularity on the desktop to mobile devices
ZDNet Sixty percent of the world uses mobile phones
Over half world's population now has a mobile phone, and a quarter of humanity is on the internet, according to a United Nations survey
ZDNet Analyst: Android handsets set to overtake iPhones
Phones based on Android, the Google-led open mobile operating-system platform, will outsell Apple's smartphones by 2012, research by Informa suggests
All About Symbian Personalising your apps and the mystery of the missing apps
If your smartphone is all about personalisation, why is it that we are left with the manufacturer's default choice of applications in the firmware? Years ago you checked the memory size and radio frequencies, now it's interrogating the firmware load-out. It's a given that no matter what Symbian OS product comes out, there are caveats in the review as to why application (a) was left out while application (b) made the cut. With the example omission of Podcasting from Nokia's r...
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