RIM announces new BlackBerry certifications
Research In Motion has launched a new certification program aimed at corporate BlackBerry administrators, support technicians, consultants and enterprise application developers.
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AT&T to launch mobile TV in 58 U.S. markets
SugarCRM to support iPhone, BlackBerry
Sony Ericsson combines mobile Java and Flash
Some suppliers gain from failed Wal-Mart RFID edict
Cellular operators team to advance mobile Internet
Skype tests new application for mobile phones
Microsoft to weave Web 'Mesh' for data, devices and applications
5 companies to test mobile coupons at grocery chain
American Apparel uses RFID to take better stock of its stores
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Mathias: It's time for a convergence standard to emerge
Convergence between mobile and fixed technologies will become important in the future. First, though, a standard must emerge, says columnist Craig Mathias.
Elgan: Which religion has the best cell phone?
Now you can get cell phones customized with services specific to your religion. Columnist Mike Elgan picks the three best devices.
Tired of IE Mobile? 3 alternative browsers to the rescue
These three browsers for Windows Mobile devices can improve your Internet experience.
How they hacked it: The MiFare RFID crack explained
Hackers, start your microscopes? The MiFare RFID hack, writes Geeta Dayal, used a few tools not in the arsenal of your average code-duffer. But now that researchers have done the heavy lifting, subsequent cracks will be much, much simpler.
FAQ: What iPhone 2.0 means to you
We answer your questions about developers' options, what your IT department can expect, how Apple makes money on this -- and the "application" the company says you'll still never going to see on an iPhone.
Elgan: Making the phone-PC connection
PC makers that want to build cell phone handsets are in an ideal position to provide a product that uses the cell phone to make the PC better, and the PC to make the cell phone better — and give users a reason to buy both.
How mobility will change social networking
Nokia thinks that mobility will significantly change social networking for consumers and business users. An insider explains how.
Q&A: New technologies pose online privacy uncertainties, Rotenberg claims
In a recent interview, privacy advocate Marc Rotenberg said it isn't clear how government agencies or companies will use the personal data that they collect via things such as identity and shopping courtesy cards.
The top 12 mobile and wireless issues for 2008: Part 1
Network security, Wi-Fi and covnergence are among the issues that columnist Craig Mathias predicts will dominate the mobile and wireless news in 2008.
Tech Gear: iPhone season? Or open season on the iPhone?
The moment of truth for this year's holiday shopping season: iPhone, yes or no?; iPhone fever in Europe; and AT&T's CEO says a new iPhone will ship this year. Where's Steve Job on this? On the top of Fortune's list of the Most Powerful People in Business.
Mistakes such as putting down co-workers or burning bridges when you resign are surefire ways to darken your career prospects. Here's how to avoid them
Hype and promises abound in the IT world, but these six breakthroughs really will change your life, says author and former IT manager John Brandon.
Baby boomers are retiring and taking their knowledge with them. Why do so few in IT seem to care?
Computerworld editors share stories of their first PCs, including some classics and some real clunkers -- then we ask readers to share their early-PC tales.
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