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Industry watchers pretty much agree that wireless use of the Internet will surpass desktop use, and the iPhone is going a long way to accelerate that sea change. Users will expect a better experience than they have now

A survey late last year of 253 chief information officers by ITWorldCanada revealed improved productivity and efficiency are at the top of the list when it comes to what businesses are seeking from IT investments. Canadian businesses are more often willing to buy if one or the other (and preferably both) exist.

Targeting enterprise-class users, Palm Canada unveiled the Tungsten C on Wednesday, a handheld device with built in Wi-Fi high-speed connectivity.

Handheld shipments continued to decline in the first quarter, as poor consumer confidence and tight IT budgets take their toll on sales of PDAs (personal digital assistants), IDC said in a release Wednesday.

Vancouver-based Infowave Software Inc. launched Friday Infowave Mobile Messaging, an

Hutchison Telecommunications (Hong Kong) Ltd. has launched Asia's first commercial service using the BlackBerry wireless e-mail terminal after completing a successful two-month trial.

Halifax-based xwave, an Aliant Inc. company, is currently testing a mobile wireless solution dedicated to giving police officers in the field access to data over a secure network.

Just days after receiving approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for an upcoming handheld device, Palm Inc. pulled its proposal on the product to correct an error made in its documentation