Motorola Wednesday reported sales of US$36.6 billion (AU$41.9 billion) for 2007, a drop of about 15% from its 2006 sales of US$42.8 billion. The company attributed the drop largely to problems selling mobile devices.
IT managers who have been worrying about how to support the iPhone for their executives may want to start some serious fretting.
Jailed former CA chief executive Sanjay Kumar has made the final US$2 million (NZ$2.5 million) payment of the US$52 million he owed in restitution for his involvement in a US$2.2 billion accounting fraud at the software company, his attorney says.
Wireless power to recharge cell phones, laptops and other devices was demonstrated at the Consumer Electronics Show this week by at least two vendors whose products are expected to reach consumers later this year.
Blogs and other new media technologies are having a profound impact on this year's presidential campaign.
Google announced a new application for the iPhone Wednesday that allows users to integrate its services into a single interface so they can easily find, use and switch between Google's search, Gmail, Calendar and Reader.
Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam said in an interview that his company will support Google Inc.'s Android wireless software platform just days after separately announcing an open-access initiative for the carrier.
Police in Cheongwon, South Korea, say a worker died on Wednesday possibly because a cell phone battery exploded in his pocket, according to a report from the Associated Press.
After announcing that their formal WiMax partnership agreement was dissolved, both Sprint Nextel and Clearwire said separately that they will continue informal discussions with each other on ways to advance the high-speed wireless technology.
CME Group in Chicago plans to deploy new virtual switching technology from Cisco Systems to minimize downtime and improve response times in its electronic trading business.
Google and several other technology companies unveiled a new mobile platform called Android on Monday. The system is expected to yield an actual phone in the second half of 2008.
Research In Motion (RIM) Monday released software designed to help businesses with up to 30 users get the same core wireless email and related functions from the BlackBerry Enterprise Server that larger companies and government organisations now get.
The Google phone is inching closer to reality, with wireless handhelds running Google applications and operating software expected in the first half of 2008, several industry analysts said this week.
Cisco Systems is to buy Cognio, a maker of software for wireless network spectrum analysis and management.
EMC has announced that the discovery and mapping capability within its EMC Smarts network management software family will work in IPv6 settings.