The new BlackBerry Enterprise Server features allow full lockdown on the devices.
In today's technology update: AT&T to double mobile data speed, TiVo reports $4m loss, HP grows mini-laptop range, and MySpace promises innovation.
In this World Wide Wrap: Traffic spikes strain Nokia servers, NexTek spots industry niche, and Intel powers up Xeon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Corporates guard green tech access, UK plans online privacy code, and Nigeria licensing crisis deepens.
Clickatell was awarded in the mobility category by the 6+ million Code Project member developers.
It's the smartphone Wild West out there, with an OS war, players jockeying for position, mutually-exclusive standards and Apple's domination.
It is the number one vendor in the IP edge router market in the Europe, Middle East, Africa region, says Infonetics.
The ICASA chairman is blasted after expressing fear that mobile networks might not cope with 2010's surge in traffic.
In this World Wide Wrap: PowerDesigner to be certified, downturn highlights enterprise architects' role, and unified networking from core to edge.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadgets too power-hungry, techies prefer fewer gadgets, and companies face rising gadget expenses.
More operators and ISPs would like to grasp the opportunities for fast data development through WiMax 16e technology, says ZTE.
Kaspersky Mobile Security 8.0 protects smartphones from IT threats, as well as confidential data leaks from lost or stolen devices.
The companies aim to better address the healthcare market in Europe and emerging countries.