The mobile devices you know and love are great for productivity, but they have completely changed the vulnerability state of our networks. Norm Laudermilch tells you why you should be afraid, very afraid....   Read Article.

If you want to create content for mobile devices, you have an especially dizzying array of standards to choose from. W3C is quietly working on a new technology called Web Interaction Compound Document (or WICD) to address this situation and make it easier to create interactive content for mobile browsing. Dan Appelquist invites you to comment on this...   Read Article.

Bryan Morgan discusses the issues involved in protecting wireless software and data from intrusion....   Read Article.

Explore how wireless and supporting technologies, including high-speed networks, synchronization, and voice recognition, play a role in realizing the business potential of the wireless web....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace explains the options i-mode users have for personalizing handsets with custom wallpaper and ringtones....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace helps you to develop attractive, yet still responsive i-mode content with rich color images and design....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace introduces you to linking to various types of resources within i-mode pages....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace gets you up-to-speed on i-mode text formatting and design....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace provides information about i-mode simulators that imitate the handheld screen so you can test your wireless page designs on your desktop computer....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace outlines the current crop of markup languages that are used for developing i-mode content....   Read Article.

In this article, Paul Wallace gives you an overview of considerations for developing i-mode content....   Read Article.

If you're interested in developing custom applications for the BlackBerry devices from Research In Motion (RIM), check out this article for an overview of the RIM platform and your development options....   Read Article.

Hey, man - here's the scoop on WAN, LAN, PAN, and even SAN....   Read Article.

Developing apps for wireless gadgets? You need to understand the six device classes of the wireless Net....   Read Article.

Think a wireless device is just a tiny PC? If so, your new gadget is headed for the dumpster, says this sample chapter from Mark Beaulieu's book, Wireless Internet Applications and Architecture ......   Read Article.

Wireless apps may work on itty-bitty equipment, but they still need to serve up hot games and hotter gossip....   Read Article.

The wireless development process involves four steps: identifying the user of the final product, building relevant content, developing the application, and testing the application with a real device on a real network in a typical user situation....   Read Article.

In this first of a series of articles reviewing popular mobile database products, Bryan Morgan says some nice things about Sybase SQL Anywhere Studio 8.0....   Read Article.

Third in a series of reviews of popular mobile database products, this article by Bryan Morgan describes the PointBase RDBMS....   Read Article.

In the fourth and final segment of his review of popular mobile database offerings, Bryan Morgan takes a look at two popular database offerings for Windows CE from Microsoft: Pocket Access 2002 and SQL Server 2000 Windows CE Edition (commonly referred to as SQL Server CE)....   Read Article.