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Which mobile platform is best for business?
In-depth With three main smartphone platforms taking up the lion’s share of business communications, it can sometimes be hard to decide which is best for you business.
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‘Sexy view’ worm takes first step towards mobile botnets
News A security vendor has released details of a new SMS mobile worm that uses a breakthrough propagation strategy and is targeting mobiles running the Symbian operating system.
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Europe favours US software makers over UK
News UK software vendors only hold a limited market share in the region compared to the domination of US firms, according to the latest research rankings.
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Mozilla's mobile browser to hit Symbian next year
News Mozilla may finally bring Fennec to the world via the Symbian operating system by next year.
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Skyfire mobile browser reaches UK
News Web browser maker claims to bring 'the full web' to Nokia and Windows Mobile users thanks to Adobe Flash and Java support.
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Sony Ericsson and Vodafone back Android
News Another boost for Google’s smartphone operating system as another major phone maker and network operator join the Open Handset Alliance.
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IBM and Nokia add Notes email to phones
News The computing and mobile phone giants partner to add Lotus Notes email support to a range of Nokia’s Symbian S60-based handsets.
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Nokia loses share to Apple and RIM
News Demand for the latest iPhone and BlackBerry smartphones eats into market leader Nokia’s market share.
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Photos: Smartphone Show 2008 - From the show floor
News A sneak peak at the big event going on in London's Earl's Court this week.
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Smartphone Show 2008: Developers urged to ‘handshake’ with
News Code decays so Symbian wants to work with developers to help keep it looking good.
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Smartphone Show 2008: Free love for Symbian developers
News There is such a thing as free code, apparently.
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Symbian banking on open source success
News Supporters of the mobile phone platform are hoping that Nokia’s open source ambitions for Symbian will boost its popularity in the booming smartphone sector.
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