How can your colleagues securely access corporate data while preserving the mobile experience on their personal devices?

What is Facebook Home? It's all Facebook, all the time - permeating the mobile device everywhere from hardware to each app in use. What are the implications for IT in the BYOD era?

How will smartwatches, Google Glass and other wearable mobile technology impact the enterprise mobility management strategies of tomorrow?

Will 2013 be BlackBerry’s last stand? A former BB user weighs in on the app factor that could keep former king of the mobile enterprise dethroned.

Last week’s launches have left mobile workers to decide between the iPad mini, Nexus 7 and the Surface as their tablet of choice. By the same token, IT admins must too decide which platforms to support. Which will it be — one, two or all three?

BYOD-friendly IT departments can expect increased demand for iOS 6 and Android 4.1 support as the two mobile operating systems compete for mobile worker market share.

According to reports, Foxconn is working with Amazon to develop a new smartphone, one which could make a stronger case for business use than its tablet predecessor.

According to a recent research report released by IDG Connect, business and IT professionals are beginning to express preference for Android tablets to get their jobs done on the go.

Do you buy into the Apple hype? Stakeholder infatuation is reaffirmed annually at WWDC, where developers and media representatives are given the tip of the iceberg in what we can expect for the future. Read about the expected impact on the enterprise.

On my smartphone, I have applications for managing my tasks, appointments and documents, creating my shopping lists, a flashlight, games and quizzes, videos, educational tools for my little one, etc. Recently, based on my colleague’s recommendation, I downloaded another app Beat the Traffic for easing my commute to the office. The smartphone surge has led to an ‘app culture’ surge.