Cyberspace gives iPhone, iPad users browsing alternative

CIO.com's Bill Snyder looks at Cyberspace, a mobile browser that combines some features of Chrome and mobile Safari, along with innovations of its own.

Cyberspace gives iPhone, iPad users browsing alternative

CIO.com's Bill Snyder looks at Cyberspace, a mobile browser that combines some features of Chrome and mobile Safari, along with innovations of its own.

Experts: Smartphone security threats overdramatized

Experts at last week's RSA Conference agreed that mobile threats are potentially serious, but are still rarely seen in the real world.

SnapTax lets you file your taxes using your iPhone

It's almost March and that means tax day is marching relentlessly closer. As always, the major providers of tax prep software have tweaked their offerings and...

Mobile phone bill shock: FCC, carriers face off

Rather than take a simple, step to protect their customers, CIO.com's Bill Snyder writes, wireless carriers are claiming that implementing safeguards against wildly spiking bills would cost consumers money, promote expensive litigation and, in general, be too burdensome.

Verizon’s billing snafu: Watch your wallets, gadget users

CIO.com's Bill Snyder weighs in on Verizon's overcharging of wireless customers, and warns gadget users to be vigilant about their service providers.

Fix iPhone Outlook calendar problems

Why is it so hard to make Outlook calendars and contacts sync with an iPhone? CIO.com's Bill Snyder finds a workaround using Google Calendar and shares his tips.


iPhone - Google Calendar - Microsoft Outlook - Handhelds - Smartphones

iPhone apps: Fool’s good for developers?

Selling mobile apps on Apple’s iPhone App Store may seem like a surefire recipe for success. It isn’t, InfoWorld’s Bill Snyder warns.