Windows Mobile 6.5 Improvements Leave Much to Be Desired

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TOP STORIES - October 8, 2009 • Windows Mobile 6.5 Improvements Leave Much to Be Desired • Windows Mobile 6.5 Offers Mobile Office, Outlook, Calendar, More • AT&T VOIP Decision Benefits iPhone Users, but Leaves Questions • Palm Focuses on Freedom and Openness for Developers • Google, Verizon Wireless Joust with Apple, AT&T SPOTLIGHT Walk-Through: 50 Years of HDD History Take a chronological stroll through a number of the most important advances in hard disk drive history. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • 10 BlackBerry Apps for IT Pros • Google Wave Prototypes Unleashed • Battery 500 Project: 500 Miles or Bust • High-Tech Gadgets for the Holidays FEATURED VIDEO How to Prevent Outages The benefits of standardized racks, physical infrastructure in your data center. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Testing Windows Mobile 6.5 on AT&T Pure • 10 Must-Have Apps for Windows 7 • Things You Might Not Know About COBOL • Google Project 10^100's Big Ideas IN THIS ISSUE Windows Mobile 6.5 Improvements Leave Much to Be Desired Review: eWEEK Labs tested Microsoft's new Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system on the AT&T Pure device and found that while Version 6.5 is definitely an improvement over previous iterations of Windows Mobile, it has too many vestiges of the past. READ MORE >> Windows Mobile 6.5 Offers Mobile Office, Outlook, Calendar, More Slide Show: In order to convince users that their device may meet their business needs better than offerings from Apple, Palm or Research In Motion's BlackBerry line, Microsoft has incorporated a number of business functionalities into Mobile 6.5. Take a look. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Servers are perhaps the most boring type of computer; servers are only really relevant to IT professionals. Wrong!! Find out how in this fun look at why servers rock. Learn more. ADVERTISEMENT AT&T VOIP Decision Benefits iPhone Users, but Leaves Questions AT&T is now allowing iPhone users to place VOIP calls over is wireless network, instead of just WiFi. Will the move jam up an already busy network -- and force Apple and Google to play nice? READ MORE >> Palm Focuses on Freedom and Openness for Developers Palm is pushing the envelope of mobile application development with its focus on freedom and openness. First the company is promoting the development of free applications for its Palm Pre smartphone. Palm also is making it free for developers to join the Palm Developer Program, which would typically require a $99 fee. READ MORE >> Google, Verizon Wireless Joust with Apple, AT&T The collaboration of Google and Verizon Wireless could be just as formidable as the combination of Apple and AT&T in extending the mobile Internet, analysts said. READ MORE >> Laptop Security: 4 Best Practices Security practices and backup procedures can be confusing to end users, which puts sensitive enterprise data at risk if a laptop, smartphone, or PDA is lost or damaged. Inconsistent data management can also expose organizations to serious compliance violations. DOWNLOAD NOW >> 4 Tips for Preventing Data Breaches This white paper explores insider attacks, threats and risks involved across every enterprise. It also recommends a sound, cost-saving solution to prevent a disaster from happening to a company's financial assets and reputation using access control. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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