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PDAs running Windows Mobile software remain a major part of manufacturing's mobile technology landscape.

Stick your stuff in our Wallet

Google Checkout is the latest product to check into the Chocolate Factory's hospice, with merchants told it will be farewelled in six months.…

AT&T to relax restrictions on FaceTime, video chat

New contractual shenanigans to arrive in June?

AT&T Wireless plans to lift some of its restrictions on the use of mobile video chat apps by the end of this year, according to a statement the carrier released on Monday.…

China breaks ceasefire, restarts hacking US government

Officials say it's time to move beyond 'jaw jaw'

After a three-month hiatus, Chinese hackers are once again targeting US government sites, according to government officials and the security firm that first uncovered the attacks.…

Alteryx grabs cash to simplify analytics

Lets pointy-haired bosses think they're 'data artisans'

Analytics startup Alteryx has grabbed another round of funding to help it get its big-data analysis tools in front of more non-techies at more enterprises with tangled data.…

VMware taps ex-Ciscoer as channel chief

The channel is the key to Virtzilla's impending vCloud Hybrid Service

Just ahead of the formal launch of VMware's "Project Zephyr" vCloud Hybrid Service public cloud on Tuesday, the company has appointed a new channel chief. And the timing is not accidental, with VMware's channel being a key component of its hybrid cloud strategy.…

Amazon cloud soars far above Google and Microsoft

Bezos & Co's feature-rich cloud casts long shadow

Analysis With last week's gale of Google cloud announcements, it'd be easy to think that the Chocolate Factory has a competitive offering compared with Amazon Web Services. But when you look at the number of services Google fields versus Amazon, that is simply not the case.…

Supreme Court sides with FCC in NIMBY wireless tower spat

Local governments must follow agency's rules

The US Supreme Court has sided with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that local governments must act within a "reasonable period" – as defined by the FCC – to approve or deny requests by telcos to build new wireless towers.…

Samsung Galaxy Tablet may run on Intel chip

The chip change on the Galaxy 10.1 would be a first for Samsung, which historically has used ARM processors for its Android tablets.

Yahoo! adds 1TB of free storage to Flickr in site revamp

Enough space to store every photo ever taken, apparently

Not content with its $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Marissa Mayer took to a New York stage on Monday evening to debut a redesigned Flickr photo site that includes 1TB free storage for each user – enough room to store 537,731 photos in "full original quality," meaning 6.5 megapixels.…

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