The New Mobile Landscape
Mobile devices and computing have come a long way. But where will they go next?
Mobile Devices
Managing the Deluge of Personal Hand-held Devices Into the Enterprise
Maximizing both user demand and corporate information security is a balancing act. Here’s a look at how IT can manage to accomplish that.
11 Tips for Mobile Software Development
Mobile software development varies from platform to platform, but there are key considerations that apply to all of them.
Smartphones and Tablets Go Multicore: Now What?
Like laptops and PCs, mobile devices increasingly feature multicore processors. The extra horsepower is good news for developers, but it comes with a few strings attached.
LTE: Not So Fast
Dozens of operators like AT&T are building networks based on Long-term Evolution (LTE), promising multimegabit download speeds. Here’s what you need to know to get the most out of LTE.
Tips for Building and Deploying Cloud-based Apps
Building cloud-based apps requires expertise not associated with premise-based ones. Here are some tips for creating apps in the cloud.
Does Your Enterprise Need Its Own App Store?
Here’s why it should — and what to consider in developing an app store strategy for your enterprise.
Will a Mobile OS Update Break Your Apps?
When mobile operating system vendors update their platforms, third-party apps sometimes stop working. Here’s why — and how to prevent your app from being the next one that breaks.
Mitigate Mobile Cross-platform Headaches
When it comes to operating systems, the mobile world is a poster child for fragmentation. The good news: A growing selection of cross-platform development tools can help.
Time to Phase out Desk Phones?
VoIP softphones are abundant and enabling; some even support video calling. Here’s how to determine whether it’s time to ditch desk phones — and how to do it.
CompTIA and viaForensics Experts Discuss Credentialing Secure Mobile-app Developers
Find out what’s in store for credentialing secure mobile-application developers from those who offer the security seal of approval.
What Does It Take to Squeeze Legacy Desktop Apps Into Mobile Devices?
With new tablets and other mobile devices, developers need to port existing apps to take best advantage of the new platforms.