Citrix acquires mobile device management vendor
Zenprise solutions are considered complementary to CloudGateway from Citrix
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Gingerbread still the dominant Android build
CDN CURATED: According to Google’s developer web site, 50.8 per cent of Android devices are running Android 2.3
Smartphone growth rate starting to slide
New IDC forecast shows that worldwide mobile phone growth will be just 1.4 per cent this year
Comparing the Samsung Smart PC to the Microsoft Surface
How innovative is Microsoft’s Surface compared to its OEM vendor partners?
More business-friendly Microsoft Surface Pro tablet coming soon
CDN CURATED: The Surface Pro, with better specs and a full version of Windows, will launch in January
Nokia may force Blackberry off the market
CDN CURATED: After a successful patent ruling, Nokia is asking North America courts to pull BlackBerries off the market until it gets WLAN royalties from RIM
RIM stock
CDN CURATED: The Canadian smartphone company has gotten a positive review at an opportune time
Windows 8 apps store passes the 20k app level
CDN CURATED: Of the 20,000 Windows 8 apps now available, 87 per cent are free
Research In Motion stock spikes 17 per cent
The company plans to announce Blackberry 10 on Jan. 30 2013
The name is Bond…Android Bond
Plus: staying up late for Nexus 4
New partner specialization for mobility solutions
Symantec has created a new partner specialization for partners focused on mobility solutions
Four reasons RIM wants app developers to think BlackBerry, not iOS or Android
With the launch of BlackBerry 10 approaching, Research in Motion has launched a new portal and program for its enterprise partners
The giant leap that is mCommerce
More than 500 million people will embrace mobile banking, up from 300 million last year
HP’s PC boss no fan of Windows RT or Microsoft Surface
CDN CURATED: HP’s Todd Bradley doesn’t view Microsoft’s tablet as competition to HP’s eventual entry
RIM CEO Heins: “I don’t expect things to get much worse”
CDN CURATED: In a meeting with New York Times reporters and editors, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins discussed Blackberry 10 and the future of the beleaguered vendor
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