Explaining the 4 Big New Features of Sybase Afaria for Apple iOS 4
Sybase announced the beta to a new Afaria update that boosts its iPhone management capabilities in four major new ways.
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Diarmuid Mallon
Diarmuid Mallon is the Lead, Global Marketing Solutions & Programs – Mobile, which includes the SAP Mobile Services division and SAP Mobile solutions. He has worked in the mobile industry since 1996. Follow him here at UberMobile and @diarmuidmallon.
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Update: Google says iOS 4 update problems with email sync now fixed
There were widespread reports of Google Apps and Microsoft Exchange not working after users install iOS 4 update on first day.
Q&A: A Video Professional's Take on the iPhone 4 and iOS 4
Want to know how good the iPhone 4's new photo and video capabilities are? Ask your professional videographer-slash-photojournalist friend. I did.
Comic novelist explains why iPhone 4's FaceTime app is for lovers and meetings only
A comic novelist predicted more than 15 years ago why videocalling apps like FaceTime won't go mainstream. It's not technology, it's human nature.
Five takeaways from Apple's WWDC 10 for mobile enterprises
We already knew about some of the enterprise benefits that iPhone OS 4 will deliver. But Apple announced five other things at its WWDC today of interest to mobile enterprises.
Ok data gluttons, who wants to buy my unlimited iPhone plan?
People are up in arms over AT&T no longer selling unlimited data plans for the iPhone and iPad. Not me. I want to sell mine to the highest bidder.
The Year of 'Bring Your Own Computer' to Work
To boost worker morale and cut costs, some companies are starting to let employees Bring Their Own laptops or smartphones to work. In many cases, they are even paying for them.
On hyperlinks, visionary Nick Carr is totally regressive
Nick Carr made his deep thinker reputation with two ahead-of-the-curve books last decade. On his opposition to the ubiquitous practice of embedding hyperlinks in Web pages, however, Carr seems to have missed the bigger picture.