mobile devices

David Tesar met with Martin Booth, Senior Product Manager for System Center Configuration Manager, to discuss new enhancements in SP1 and Windows Intune to support user-centric management for mobile devices and PCs in a single unified console across on-premise and the cloud. In this interview, which…

Keith Mayer and Wally Mead continue their System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1 series and in today’s episode they chat about mobile device management. Tune in as they discuss which mobile device operating systems will be supported, what level of management functionality will be…

David Tesar interviewed down with Craig Marl, Principal Program Manager Lead in the Windows Intune program covering some of the big announcements from MMS. In this interview they chat about: [00:30] Big announcements Consumerization in the datacenter with greater mobile management Moving Intune from…

News:This week in the news for TechNet Edge Show Episode 2 we cover the System Center 2012 product release announcements and a little bit about what each of these products do: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager – Release Candidate available System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection – Release…

Watch upcoming and on-demand webcasts on Windows Multiscreen. Discover how to blend the best technology, innovation and creativity to create stunning applications across multiple devices. Learn from subject matter experts how to use Windows 7, Microsoft Silverlight 4 and Internet Explorer 9 to…

Sony Ericsson has just announced their brand new “Aspen” phone, the first Windows Mobile device running the new Windows Mobile 6.5.3 mobile operating system. The phone is the latest in the company’s eco-friendly “GreenHeart” line, which means it’s made from recycled materials, features…

In case you haven’t heard, Windows Mobile has been rebranded. The term “Windows Phone” is now the name for all devices formerly called “Windows Mobile.” Along with the new name, the phone is about to receive a whole new look, too. At a recent Microsoft event, there was a demo given that showed off…

A new classification for mobile devices is starting to come into its own: “mobile internet devices” or MIDs, they’re called. Basically, they’re like super-tiny netbooks – and they were everywhere at this year’s CES. It’s sort of an odd niche, given that today’s smartphones can pretty much do…

A company called Celiocorp has launched a completely different take on the netbook phenomenon. Instead of offering a lightweight computer running either Linux or XP like today’s netbooks do, this notebook PC is entirely powered by a device you already own: your smartphone. Dubbed a “mobile…

Without a doubt the hottest Windows Mobile handset for the next couple months will be the HTC Touch. A 2.8 inch touch screen takes center stage, allowing you to navigate the device’s media features with your oldest and most favorite input device; your finger. The standard set of Bluetooth 2.0 with…