BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 OS
The new OS is close to what users need and want, but no cigar
Droid Razr Maxx Android smartphone
Motorola’s latest smartphone bulks up on battery life and business features
Motorola Xyboard Android tablet
Wireless printing and video streaming set the Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 apart from the crowd
Smartphone OS face-off
Now that every major mobile platform has gained a substantial update, which smartphone is the best for business?
Galaxy Nexus: First Android 4 smartphone
A gorgeous screen, business-class security, and Android 4 push this smartphone to a new level. Too bad about the several flaws
RIM delays BlackBerry tablet OS to February 2012
A week after promising the PlayBook OS 2.0 to developers in October, RIM cites quality issues and says it will drop a key feature
Beauty and the geek: Windows Phone ‘Mango’ vs. Android
Microsoft’s mobile OS reboot turns out to be a small update that lacks enterprise security and rich apps but is a cleaner alternative to Google’s Android for smartphones
Parallels Desktop 7 for Mac: An upgrade you can skip
The ability to run Mac OS X Lion VMs has real appeal, but the implementation is not fully baked
ViewSonic ViewPad 10 tablet: Windows plus Android doesn’t add up
ViewSonic’s dual-boot, Windows 7 and Android 2.2 Frankentablet showcases the worst of both worlds
iOS 4.3 boosts first-gen iPad browser speed by 18 per cent
Apple’s JavaScript enhancements show up clearly in Peacekeeper testsrnrn
Apple iPad’s business use soars as HP backpedals on Slate’s fit
Financial services, health care among the top adopters as employees eye iPads as laptop replacementsrnrn
Mobile deathmatch: Windows Phone 7 vs. Apple iPhone 4
Microsoft has a very slick device, but it can’t do nearly as much as the iPhone — especially in business
iPhone 4, iPad, Android leap in business adoption
Data from Good’s customer deployments show the Droid X and Droid 2 models were the Android OS’s big hits
Mobile deathmatch: RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 vs. Apple iPhone 4
The new BlackBerry doesn’t try to be an iPhone, but does work better with touch
How to say yes to (almost) any smartphone
Employees want iPhones, Androids, and other devices beyond the BlackBerry; here’s how to safely welcome them