The US Patent and Trademark Office has approved a patent that Apple filed in 2008, which gives Apple unique rights to a system that prevents users from sending or receiving “objectionable” text messages.  Will Jobs and Apple really put an end to unauthorized texts?

Expert comment from Ovum principal analyst Tony Cripps: "There's a huge amount resting on the launch of Windows Phone 7 for Microsoft, its device and operator partners, and for the ecosystem market in general.

New Zealanders have been urged to take action to protect themselves against identity fraud after a recent Newspoll survey found an alarming 78% of New Zealanders regularly throw away highly sensitive information such as utility bills, ban

The BlackBerry PlayBook certainly looks like a strong contender against Apple's iPad, at least amongst RIM's core enterprise customers.

New pricing and functionality means Vodafone customers can roam where they want to

Can you go social media cold turkey?  Can you go offline for a week?  A US college has been testing out the theory on their students and teachers.

Motricity (Nasdaq:MOTR), a leading provider of mobile Internet services today announced the launch of mCore MobileCast, a next generation content management solution that delivers real-time, consumer relevant content to a wide range of smartphones.

While a company rarely asks people to bring their own chairs or their own paper clips, you often do have to provide your own uniform and maybe soon your own laptop?

Nearly three-quarters of the 141 information workers (iWorkers) responding to a recent Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) online poll indicated that they would be willing to pay at least part of the cost for productivity-enhancing technology for work if they could choose it themselves.