Choosing your BYOD devices really boils down to support
You have to provide training in the devices and operating systems that your company needs, and this goes beyond smartphones and tablets.
Spotlight: The FCC goes before the Senate
The entire leadership of the Federal Communications Commission will appear at a Senate oversight hearing.
Soonr Enterprise delivers secure mobile collaboration and sharing to business users
Soonr is now delivering a mobile collaboration application that works with most mobile platforms, allowing users to share work products regardless of the platform they're using.
Sprint rolls out first 4G LTE devices
Sprint's LTE network is only in its beginning stages. A Sprint spokeswoman told FierceMobileIT that the company already has over 700 LTE sites operational, with another 3,000 under construction.
HP plans launch of Windows 8 tablet for commercial market
HP will be releasing a commercial Windows 8 tablet aimed at business users around the time that Microsoft releases Windows 8.
BYOD: Just because you can doesn't mean you should
Should any given enterprise allow any and/or all mobile OSs on its network as part of a BYOD implementation? Does BYOD mean bring any device?
U.S. Postal Service to ban shipment of mobile devices with lithium batteries
This change can affect companies in two ways.
Why transparency is crucial to the success of mobility
Carrier IQ really isn't doing anything nearly as bad as everyone said. Had the phone companies that use Carrier IQ been forthcoming in the first place, and had Carrier IQ operated with full transparency, there would have been no story.
ForeScout and Fiberlink to provide cloud-based integrated NAC and MDM solution
Two companies known for cloud-based mobile solutions are joining forces to create an integrated network access control and mobile device management solution to create what is said to be the industry's first fully integrated system.
Carrier IQ appoints Magnolia Mansourkia Mobley chief privacy officer
In an interview with FierceMobileIT, Mobley said that many of the privacy concerns expressed by critics were unfounded.
Ericsson delivers first LTE business gateway, receives Verizon certification
Ericsson Converged Workspace is essentially an office in a box that provides office communications using an LTE link from Verizon Wireless.
QNX app submissions explode to show promise for BlackBerry 10 ecosystem
The number of new submissions to Research in Motion for QNX apps has grown by 240 percent this year, according to details revealed to FierceMobileIT at an exclusive one-on-one meeting with Andrew Bocking, RIM's senior vice president of software product management.
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins reveals more details about BlackBerry 10
One of the many details Heins revealed: BlackBerry 10 will be available with a physical keyboard as well as with in a touchscreen-only version.
Spotlight: The finance industry views BlackBerry 10 through a different lens
The finance community takes a lot to be convinced that a company that seems to have its star fading is in fact on the rebound.
RIM must succeed with BlackBerry 10, or it's a very long goodbye
RIM needs an out-of-the-park home run with BlackBerry 10. Anything less, and BlackBerry seems destined for a long slow slide into obscurity.
RIM CEO Heins gives first look at BlackBerry OS 10 and new BB device
RIM is intent on maintaining the core features that BlackBerry was known for, including easy typing, multitasking and intuitive operation.
Nokia pushes out update notifications for Lumia 900
In our test, the process took about 20 minutes to complete and required a couple of restarts of the phone.
Spotlight: House passes CISPA while White House threatens veto
The legislation would allow private industry and the intelligence community to share information in the fight against cybercrime.
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