IT professionals have strong feelings about RIM, its products, and its plight. But the real issue is end user device preference.

Motorola accidentally shipped 100 refurbished tablets with old customer data still intact. Here's what you can do to ensure your information isn't sold by mistake.

Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 appear to look very much alike. That's great news for users, but can Redmond pull off one OS across desktops, mobile and more?

Economic Development Administration has disabled its website and email while attack is investigated.

By entering the codes "1984" and "31337" in iRandomizer Numbers, you can create a sharable Internet connection using your iPhone.

EU regulators want Google to delay its plan to combine privacy policies. But Google doesn't like that idea.

NSA is piloting secure smartphones now and plans broader adoption of commercially available devices that can access classified networks.

Check out these telltale characteristics of the phony Facebook 'Friend,' courtesy of Barracuda Networks.

New tool uses interface based on Google Earth plus modeling and simulation to predict how car or truck bombs would impact the streets of lower Manhattan. Goals include safer buildings and better escape routes.

Researchers have cracked two common voice encryption protocols, enabling low-tech interceptions of satellite calls.

IT managers at healthcare organizations say tablets pose challenges for entering data into enterprise healthcare applications and can raise IT support costs.

FBI confirms legitimacy of 16-minute call, posted by hacktivists, that discussed sentencing and future arrests of LulzSec and Anonymous participants.

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RIM hopes new government security certifications and a device management platform will bolster the platform's position against iOS, Android.

SimView captures video, audio, data logs, and simulated patient responses for live observation or retroactive review of medical simulations.

IT leaders are funny--even when they don't mean to be.

IT is a service business, where nice guys often finish first. But you'd better be effective too, because scorched-earth leaders are just waiting to pounce.

Take a tour through the latest iteration of the enterprise social platform the Obama campaign used to track, share data on its outreach efforts.

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