EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Today's AM edition leads with a piece by former CommsDay editor Natalie Apostolou, who after spending a few weeks with the latest top-end devices released by both Nokia and RIM believes the Finnish vendor has the formula right to win over Blackberry's 'pin-striped army' in the corporate sector.

I'd be interested to hear from IT and mobile fleet managers as to whether they agree.

- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Natalie Apostolou | July 13, 2009

New Nokia handsets more than match Blackberry as corporate-level smartphones.

By Phil Muncaster | July 13, 2009

Service is overwhelmed by users rushing to remove their details.

By Gabriel Madway | July 13, 2009

Microsoft expected to counter with price cuts.

By Sylvie Barak | July 13, 2009

Lower failure rates help accountants warm to SSD.

By Sylvie Barak | July 13, 2009

Netbooks and Windows 7 to the rescue.

By Angelica Mari | July 13, 2009

First significant deal after Tech Mahindra's takeover of the fraud-hit Indian firm.

By Staff Writers | July 12, 2009

Melbourne-based asset tracking software vendor, Hardcat has beaten a number of organisations to win a multi-million dollar NSW Police tender.

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