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VoIP taking on traditional mobile operators
Mobile voice-over-IP (VoIP) is starting to gain traction, and will soon offer a direct challenge to traditional mobile operators, according to a recent report from analyst firm Gartner.
Ian Williams
May 6 2009 2:08PM
Telco/ISP
Vodafone goes prepaid with mobile broadband
Vodafone has launched a prepaid version of its mobile broadband service that enables users to roll up to 5GB of data into the next month if they recharge within 30 days.
Staff Writers
May 4 2009 3:37PM
Telco/ISP
Google sued over Android name
Google, the Open Handset Alliance and 45 other companies are being sued over the name given to "Android", the open-source mobile phone operating system.
Rosalie Marshall
May 4 2009 6:37AM
Software
Microsoft rumoured to be working on iPhone killer
Microsoft is working on a new multimedia phone that is designed to compete with Apple’s popular iPhone, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
Iain Thomson
Apr 29 2009 1:09PM
Hardware
Zoho extends mobile reach
Online productivity software service Zoho is continuing its campaign to expand to new markets and devices.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 29 2009 1:09PM
Software
Kaspersky dials into mobile security
Anti-malware firm Kaspersky Lab today launched a new enterprise-grade mobile security solution designed to protect corporate users from the growing threats targeted at mobile devices.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 29 2009 6:11AM
Security
Conroy seeks feedback on mobile spectrum auctions
Senator Stephen Conroy has sought comment from the Australian public as to whether the Government should choose to reallocate mobile spectrum to existing license holders or engage in further spectrum auctions.
Brett Winterford
Apr 24 2009 3:27PM
Telco/ISP
Motorola spin-off speculation revived
Motorola could yet spin off the mobile phones division of its business sooner than expected, according to analyst speculation.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 20 2009 6:20AM
Financial Services
Federal Government looks to cash in on mobile spectrum
The Federal Government has released a request for tender seeking a valuation of its mobile spectrum assets in the lead up to spectrum auctions.
Brett Winterford
Apr 17 2009 12:05PM
Telco/ISP
Virgin Mobile promises unemployment insurance
The US branch of telco firm Virgin Mobile has rolled out a new plan which will allow its customers to miss payments if they find themselves unemployed.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 11 2009 7:59AM
Strategy
Security experts uncover first ever SMS virus
Finnish anti-malware firm F-Secure is predicting that SMS-generated mobile spam will be a major problem in the future.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 10 2009 6:34AM
Security
Telstra targeting talk-and-drive users this Easter
Fifteen percent of Aussie parents have admitted talking on their mobile while driving with their kids in the car and most aren't scared of being fined for it, according to research.
Staff Writers
Apr 10 2009 6:00AM
Telco/ISP
Almost half of mobile workers use smartphones for business but a third are not secured
More evidence has shown that smartphones are being used by businesses without appropriate security.
Dan Raywood
Apr 9 2009 11:35AM
Security
Google updates Gmail for mobiles
Google has introduced major changes to its Gmail service for mobile phones to take advantage of the latest browsers, such as those on the iPhone and its own Android-based devices.
David Neal
Apr 9 2009 11:09AM
Software
Warnings made to smartphone users over Sexy View worm
The Sexy View worm is hitting smartphones and circumventing signature checks.
Dan Raywood
Apr 9 2009 11:05AM
Security
Intel celebrates Atom's first birthday
Intel has used its latest developer event to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Atom processor, while also announcing two new chips pitched at mobile devices.
David Neal
Apr 9 2009 5:55AM
Hardware
Salesforce.com launches free Mobile Lite service
Salesforce.com has unveiled a slimmed-down mobile application for its customer relationship management (CRM) suite at its annual Cloudforce event.
Ian Williams
Apr 8 2009 6:02AM
Software
Ford vehicles to get dashboard PC with mobile broadband
Ford is to introduce what it claims to be "the world’s first broadband-capable in-dash computer system," to selected US models.
Dave Bailey
Apr 6 2009 12:33PM
Hardware
Verizon touts platform collaboration amid mobile OS war
The mobile industry needs to settle on a few open, interoperable operating systems for application development to mature, according to Verizon Wireless CEO Ivan Seidenberg.
Liz Tay
Apr 6 2009 5:56AM
Software
Mobile hackers cash in on lack of protection offered by networks
Inadequate messaging protection leads to greater profit for mobile hackers, according to Cloudmark.
SC Australia Staff
Apr 3 2009 11:58AM
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