"iPhone" Tag Index

With the release of Avaya IP Office 8.0, Avaya has integrated a slew of new mobile capabilities for Android devices with its unified communications platform. It plans to add iOS compatibility soon. 

Mike Elgan runs down his list of reasons why the iPhone 4s doesn’t live up to expectations.

The highly anticipated iPhone 5 is rumored to debut in early October, but there's a lot more speculation about whether it will offer more security options and if so, what they might be.

Whether it’s the iPad or the iPhone, Apple's mobile devices defy traditional network security tactics.

Don’t have thousands of dollars for a Teleprompter? No problem. Our small business guru says that, with iPrompter, your iPad or iPhone can put the right words in your mouth.

PC World magazine reviews GadgetTrack, a "theft recovery" app for iPhone and iPad that can send you the location of your stolen gadget and even snap pictures of the thief if he turns it on.

Shara Karasic of Appolicius, a site that reviews mobile apps, rounds up 50 great small business apps for iPhone and iPad.

Open Forum's Sharlyn Lauby makes the case for small business owners using their iPhones as a medium for business training, and rounds up 8 apps that show what's possible.

Wired magazine reviewer Brian X. Chen says the iPhone on Verizon's network delivers better voice calling than AT&T but slower data speeds.

It took four long years, but Apple's iPhone will finally be available on the Verizon wireless network starting in February. We've got the 411 on details like pricing and specifications.

Is the iPhone finally coming to Verizon wireless network near you? That's the word on the street, and our news hounds track down the rumors.

Whether flying the friendly skies or driving the road less traveled, we've got scores of iPhone map, travel and itinerary apps to see you safely to your destination.

Engadget reviews a new iPhone app that lets iPhone users make free VoIP (voice over Internet) calls on 3G networks.

SkyFire, an iPad/iPhone browser app that allows Apple iOS devices to play Flash videos, shut down after five hours on the Apple Apple Store because its video-relaying proxy servers were overloaded.

The analysis and review of Microsoft's new smartphone operating system, Windows Phone 7, continues with this 'smackdown' three-way comparison of the merits of the leading mobile operating systems.

If your small business is using iPhones, check out this roundup of collaboration tools that will let employees work together wherever they are.

QuickBooks maker updates its GoPayment credit card service with an add-on card reader for iPhones and an updated software app that, among other things, lets the customer sign with a finger.

The Dexim P-Flip Foldable Solar-Powered Dock DCA 199 can charge an iPhone in 15 hours, even in cloudy conditions.

As part of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion's recent package of announcements about new products and software, the Torch model debuted on AT&T wireless network.

Small Business Trends marketing guru Lisa Barone spotlights seven mobile applications that can really help SMBs.

When it comes to mobile devices, which smartphone will you choose, the iPhone or Android? We compare the two to see which is best for small business.

Skype has reversed its decision to charge iPhone users for calls. A new version of Skype for iPhone software also adds support for multitasking.

The new apps will let employees interact with FileMaker applications on their desktops or the office network.

Egnyte, a cloud-based service for online data storage and file sharing, has added a mobile application that works on popular smartphone platforms.

Small Business Labs spotlights Dymo's CardScan iPhone app - which lets you add a contact by photographing the person's business card - and notes how it reflects several current biz tech trends.

Egnyte, a vendor of cloud file storage for small businesses adds support for access via smartphones, including iPhones and iPads.

From the more than 200,000 apps available for Apple's iPhone smartphone, Entrpreneur magazine picks five, some of them free, that could really help your small business.

From encryption, to password management to theft protection, here's everything you need to know about apps to secure your iPhone.

A combination of two products that enable printing from Apple iOS (iPhone, iPad, etc.) devices.

A 'first-look' review - but fairly detailed - of the iPhone 4, the latest smartphone from Apple.

If you're about to pull the trigger on a new iPhone 4 for your small business, read this article first about a possible firmware - or, worse, design - flaw that results in lost reception when you hold the thing the wrong way.

InformationWeek's Eric Zeman sums up his first impressions of iOS 4, the updated mobile operating system from Apple, with five pros and five cons.

Trying to decide which mobile operating system (OS) your small business should choose? Wired magazine presents a quick analysis of the newly released iPhone 4 and Android 2.2, the latest, but yet to be deployed, version of Google's OS.

Do you work in health care or support IT for someone who does? Here are 35 health-care related mobile apps for the iPhone. Go spread the good word.

The vulnerability allows hackers to access all data on an iPhone 3GS - even one protected with a password - when it's plugged into a computer running the Ubuntu flavor of the open source Linux operating system.

The new Android 2.2 smartphone (and tablet?) operating system from Google features support for Adobe's Flash technology and more open-ness than Apple's iPhone operating system.

Apple's iPads are flying out the door even faster than the iPhone's initial debut. If you're planning to justify the expense, here are the five best apps to help you put that toy, um, mobile device to work.

The latest version of a $10 iPhone/iPod/iPad app makes it easier to move files around and print them from an iPad.

Google Mobile App provides mobile access to Google Apps such as Mail, Docs, etc. The company has released a new version, tweaked to work optimally on the iPad.

Veteran analyst Tim Bajarin reports from the big cellular industry show, pointing out the power of Android's presence there, and its growing strength in the market.

Many of the new features in Apple's new iPhone OS 4.0, including multitasking, have been available on Android-powered smartphones for quite awhile.

The most important of the 100 new features in the new iPhone (and iPod Touch and iPad) operating system is the ability to run multiple programs simultaneously.

Want your mobile workforce to be more productive? Check out these 35 mobile apps for the iPhone and ride a wave of efficiency.

PC World conducts a type-off to determine the viability of the iPad's onscreen keyboard compared to keyboards on other mobile devices.

A new free app for BlackBerry and iPhone lets you print documents stored in the cloud to a printer on a local wireless network.

Boingo, a subscription Wi-Fi hotspot service, has added an option for iPhone users to pay for credits - similar to Skype credits.

Surveys say your employees will inevitably use their fancy new iPad for work. So how do you protect your data?

Toktumi has introduced Line2, a VoIP service that uses either the AT&T network or Wi-Fi.

AT&T's new WorkBench provides secure access to enterprise Web apps from iPhones.