Mobile Computing

• Tech Talk: Virtualization Helps Distribute Software During Tax Season

  An accounting firm uses application virtualization to keep its laptops up to date.
  Elizabeth Wasserman

• Enabling the Mobile Workforce

  IT managers need to be able to provide the tools and support to help traveling salespeople, jet-setting executives, and telecommuters, but they also need to protect business assets.
  Linda Wilson

• Alphabet Soup: What are WEP and WPA?

  Wireless networking security has evolved -- don’t get caught using an outdated protocol for your business.
  Tara Swords

• Maximizing Your Cell Phone Battery Life

  Four steps you can take now to get more mileage out of your cell phone battery.
  Damon Brown

• Going Wireless in Your Office

  Setting up a wireless local area network is easy and inexpensive but is it good for business?
  Todd Wasserman

• Seeing the iPod as a Security Threat

  As the popularity, storage capacity and connectivity of gadgets like the iPod increase, experts say, so will the use of such devices to perpetrate data theft.
  Marc Saltzman

• The Phone that May Finally Replace Your Laptop

  The Nokia 9300 has an array of business-friendly features that may ultimately cut down the number of gadgets you need to carry.
  Marc Saltzman

• Gizmos for the Road

  There are more travel technologies than ever to stay connected while doing business away from the main office.
  Damon Brown

• Telecom Tricksters: How to Avoid Slamming, Cramming and Hijacking

  A guide to protecting your business against unscrupulous phone company tactics.
  Rich Martini

• Why Cell Phones are Replacing the Laptop

  Even people who write reports and simple data entry will find themselves leaving their notebook computers behind.
  Damon Brown

• Choosing Mobile E-Mail that Works for You

  A host of new services are taking on the BlackBerry, and giants like Nokia and Motorola are entering the game.
  Rich Martini

• Alphabet Soup: What are GSM, CDMA, and TDMA?

  How do you pick wireless phones for your business? The secret is in the letters.
  Damon Brown