Mobility

VIDEO: ComputerWorld Canada editor Dave Webb and staff writer Rafael Ruffolo discuss the future of Windows Mobile, Google's Nexus One smart phone and tech-related bills killed by the proroguement of Parliament

LG said more than half of its smart phones will use Android, despite pledging to make Windows Mobile its primary OS. Find out more about where the company is headed

More than 30 other companies were hacked in an attack that Google is tacitly blaming on the Chinese government. Is it really state-sponsored cyber-espionage?

The Indianapolis.-based school management services provider has rolled out desktop and server virtualization and data storage technologies to tackle a computing infrastructure buckling at the knees. The IT challenges specific to the education sector

While the smart phone headlines have been dominated by Google

The search giant turned mobile handset maker is hoping to do for the business-minded what Apple hasn't with the iPhone. Find out where Google might be headed with the Nexus One smart phone

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Starting Monday, sales of Word won't include custom XML features. But Microsoft has asked an appeals court to reconsider the way that the damages figure, US$290 million, was determined.