Web Buyer's Guide Member Update

For September 21, 2007

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By now, we've all heard the hype about Windows Vista -- how it can improve security and compliance, optimize your desktop infrastructure, enable your mobile workforce, improve information accessibility and lower IT costs. But is all the hype ringing true?

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Nokia Connects With WiFi Phone

Interest in cell phones that can switch from traditional mobile networks to broadband-based calls continues to grow with Nokia's Sept. 20 announcement of a new phone with WiFi capabilities. The 6301 uses UMA (unlicensed mobile access) technology to allow users to take advantage of either a GSM network or a broadband Internet-connected WLAN (wireless LAN) network for mobile services. Europe's Orange mobile network will be the first to offer the phone.

Two Major Security Risks of Handhelds: Be Prepared

Turbo Charge Your Inventory Moves with Wearable Computers

Why Bother with a Laptop? A Handheld's All You Need

Will iPhone be an iNightmare?

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