Mobile Devices news from FierceMobileIT

New regulations prohibiting drivers in California from talking on their mobiles while driving took effect yesterday. Adult drivers will still be allowed to be on their phones if they use Read more...

Up to 13,000 British Telecom (BT) employees have opted to take industrial action to express displeasure over a deadlock in resolving disputes regarding pay and working hours. In a sign of the times, Read more...

Sybase iAnywhere announced that it has expanded its security portfolio to encompass antivirus and firewall capabilities for handhelds. Sybase iAnywhere president Terry Stepian noted that there are Read more...

A new security product designed to block eavesdropping at the Telco-level will be out before the end of the year. Called the Trustchip, Read more...

A new report shows that IT managers are reluctant to take responsibility for managing mobile devices that are increasingly being used with enterprise applications. Against a backdrop of

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Apple hopes to tap into the use of solar power on mobile gadgets. A patent application detailing a method of integrating solar cells behind the LCD of mobile devices has turned up--and while Apple Read more...

Opera Mini 4.1 has just been released. If your phone is equipped with JSR-75, it is now possible to upload and download files. As such, those users who update their blog while on the go will now

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The availability of mobile phones is changing how things are done in a somewhat surprising corner of the world - Africa. Services such as mobile money transfers and payments are taking off where

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So, we can just about confirm that HTC's newest touchscreen phone, the Diamond, is going to be announced on May 6th. The thing is, we have no idea what the Diamond is. HTC has sent out media invites Read more...

> AT&T gets GPS-enabled Blackberry Pearl 8110. Article> Acer to launch Windows Mobile device. Read more...