Wireless security must be top priority; 5 keys to mobile security

Opinion
Mar 22, 20072 mins

Latest Wireless news

RIM chief: Wireless security must be top priority, 03/20/07

Wireless security must be the top priority for providers doing business with the U.S. government, Research In Motion’s president and co-CEO said Tuesday.

Five keys to mobile security, 03/19/07

These features are must-haves for any mobile security product.

InnerWireless buys PanGo Networks, 03/21/07

One of Network World’s Start-ups to Watch was watched by InnerWireless, which apparently liked what it saw: The two companies are merging.

Motorola cuts Q1 estimate, shakes up management, 03/21/07

Motorola replaced a top executive and warned that sales would be lower than expected for the quarter and the year.

IBM wins contract to transform Indian mobile operator, 03/21/07

IBM has bagged a 10-year business transformation contract from a large Indian mobile services operator, Idea Cellular. The contract, awarded on a risk-reward revenue sharing model, is expected to bring to IBM revenue of between $600 million and $800 million over 10 years, Idea said Wednesday.

Fancy phones sell, but services lag, 03/21/07

Consumers in both the U.S. and Europe are flocking to phones with advanced data features, but not that many are using the services operators want them to, according to a pair of recent surveys.

Femtocells use set to soar, 03/21/07

Indoor base stations — often referred to as femtocells — are set to cause fundamental changes and will drive fixed-mobile substitution, according to a new report from research company Analysys.

Mobile search company launches ad network, 03/19/07

Seattle’s Medio Systems hopes to win a piece of the promising mobile advertising market – an emerging market that giants such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are also chasing – by focusing on delivering advertisements in mobile search results.

NetworkWorld.com now more mobile, 03/19/07

Network World this week is pleased to introduce an improved version of our site for mobile users.