November 5th, 2009
By Jeremy Adams


While I’m sure Palm Inc. has grown tired of such puns, they work all too well when describing the capabilities of their ever expanding repertoire of devices and software. With the release of the latest Palm webOS, support for Activesync push email for Exchange based email accounts is now as integrated as this article’s title pun is to the Palm brand.
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November 3rd, 2009
By Kevin Richard
The IBM Simon first shown in 1992 was the world’s first smartphone. It had all the basics like smartphones have today including a calendar, contacts, clock, and notepad and most important to every person on the go, email. But the smartphone actually didn’t reach large public sales till the 1996 release of the Nokia Communicator line of phones. Seen as a take-with-you-anywhere device within the enterprise segment, this communications tool did not become popular until the larger expansion of Microsoft Exchange and Activesync products.
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October 28th, 2009
By Birge Basik

While there are upwards of 30 windows mobile 6.5 phones launching by the end of this year, 7 of them are already on the market or imminent to come. We’ve prepared an extensive list of those new Windows Phones for you. Read the rest of this entry »
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October 22nd, 2009
By Jeremy Adams
With the majority of our systems now running smoothly at their new location, the great task that is relocating a data center is almost complete!
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October 20th, 2009
By Birge Basik
There are lots of upcoming phones in the market but Android based phones are making themselves the brightest of these shining stars. We’ve listed them below for you to give you a better picture of the Android constellation. Some of them are still just rumors but there’s no smoke without fire
Keep in mind however that details, prices and launch dates might be different than rumored.
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October 19th, 2009
By Anthony Naimo
Today, an increasing number of people are accessing the web and email via their cell or smart phones not only to maintain constant contact with their friends, family and colleagues, but also to minimize downtime and remain productive and efficient within the workplace, outside of the workplace and throughout their daily lives.
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October 19th, 2009
By Birge Basik

Shots of Android 2.0 Eclair were leaked and we loved it! The bad news is that the due date of Eclair is not yet set but, with so much good news, I had to list it for you below. I took all the pictures from BGR, thanks for the pics! 
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October 16th, 2009
By Melissa Smich
Testing out polls this week, I posted a quick 3-choice poll on the best smartphone. Unbeknownst to me, our readers are far more passionate about their smartphones than I could have imagined and our comment board lit up like a Christmas tree of people wanting to see more options.
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October 13th, 2009
By Birge Basik

Rumour has it, Motorola is about to cancel its partnership with LiMo. There are more than 40 handsets on the market based on LiMo platform but Android continues to conquer LiMo’s customers day by day.
And Motorola is one of them. Motorola states about Android:
[Motorola] feels that the Android platform gives it a richer, more consistent foundation with strong support for the ecosystem and developer community.
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October 13th, 2009
By Melissa Smich
Friday, I released a basic Top-3 poll for you to vote on your favorite smartphone. After hearing your comments, we’ve decided to extend it to include a few more operating systems that are – to my surprise – more popular than I’d originally thought.
My first two choices, iPhone and Blackberry, seem obvious enough. For the third, it was actually a tossup between the Palm devices and Google Android devices. So, we’ve extended our list.
In general these should cover the majority of smartphone manufacturers and operating systems. Some manufacturers aren’t mentioned specifically but the operating systems used by them are. If you think that anything else should have made the list, let me know!

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