Windows PDAs

Review: HP means business with its latest iPaq

The iPaq 214 handheld from HP features a larger than average screen and a management agent

Price: £200

Our rating: **** (4 out of 5)

Review: Socket handheld is ready for business

The SoMo 650 Windows PDA is optimised for enterprise use and includes support for scanners

Price: £450

Our rating: **** (4 out of 5)

Review: TyTN II enables office work on the go

HTC’s new handset combines a hidden qwerty keyboard with comprehensive wireless support

Price:Free with any Orange tariff over £45 per month

Our rating: **** (4 out of 5)

Review: Handheld fills niche for wireless PDA

HTC's P6300 keeps to the traditional Pocket PC device format with built-in GPRS and Wi-Fi

Price: £430

Our rating: *** (3 out of 5)

O2 XDA Mini S

Pocket PC phone with slide-out qwerty keyboard and high-resolution screen

Price: £260

Our rating: **** (4 out of 5)

News

Server

VMware replaces chief exec

VMware announces surprise departure of chief executive Diane Greene 08 Jul 2008

IT Management

Microsoft offers software licensing help

Microsoft has launched a software asset management evaluation programme 08 Jul 2008

Peripherals

LG unveils tougher monitors

Displays built to withstand the rigours of use in public spaces 08 Jul 2008

In depth

Analysis

Microsoft to attack VMware from below

Uptake of the software giant’s Hyper-V hypervisor is expected to be strongest among smaller companies, where its affordability is most likely to give it an edge over more sophisticated rivals 04 Jul 2008

Analysis

CRM gets more personal

Vendors such as HP and EMC are developing personalised communications platforms that aim to boost customer loyalty 04 Jul 2008

Analysis

Mobility options set to grow

Moves to create a unified and royalty-free Symbian platform should result in a wider choice of handsets and applications 04 Jul 2008

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Blogs

IT Sneak

Arguably the worst paper in the world

Sneak is often accused of being a little bit anti-American. It's not that he is anti Americans per se, it's just that not many of them seem to get his... 07 Jul 2008

Readers' letters

Women want a healthy balance

It is unfair for Rob Chapman to say that women are put off careers in IT because of the misconception that the work is highly complex and only suitable for... 07 Jul 2008

The Week in Green: What we need from the G8

The G8 meets in Japan next week with three inter-related issues set to not just dominate the agenda, but tear it up, stamp on the pieces and tell all the... 03 Jul 2008

IT Week Labs

Xerox's print tool helps roaming workers

Xerox's Mobile Express Driver is a free download that helps laptop users connect and print to a variety of printers without having to install specific drivers.If you are a travelling... 26 Jun 2008

BusinessGreen blog

The Week in Green

It's been a pretty good week for the renewables sector.Of course, if you're feeling pessimistic on this fine Friday afternoon you could counter that every week needs to be a... 06 Jun 2008

Lem Bingley

The allure of the subnotebook

It's time for me to buy a new laptop, the old one having gone well past the point of pension.There was a time when I would simply have bought the... 02 Jun 2008

Phil Muncaster

Unlocking information with social intelligence

A relative newcomer to the IT industry, Trampoline Systems, has just launched an even newer product called Sonar Flightdeck. So far so what, you might be thinking, but what Trampoline... 09 Apr 2008

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