New threats reported by F-Secure underscore Android's vulnerability and may make it even harder for enterprise professionals to embrace Google's mobile OS.

Avanade surveyed business users and found that Facebook and Twitter are by far the most popular social collaboration tools used at work, despite all the business-focused offerings from traditional and startup vendors.

Sony is a text book example of a disrupted company --and the same thing could happen to your IT department if you're not careful.

As a result, many employers continue to wipe compromised phones completely.

At Google I/O, Glass wearers said "trust us," even as Congress sent a letter to CEO Larry Page asking pointed questions about privacy.

Appthority offers IT pros incredible insight into the security and risks of mobile apps being used in their organizations. It also highlights the challenges that stores with hundreds of thousands of apps pose to the selection process for both IT and business users. 

An odd little speech.

More than 15,000 devices access internal Mayo Clinic apps for medical records and other data. They're all iOS.

A bunch of new apps are out for Google Glass, but we're still waiting for truly unique applications.

So you’re not one of the bold and lucky 15,000 people chosen to try Google Glass Explorer Edition (for $1,500). Fear not: You can still get a small taste of what it’s like to wear Google Glass by visiting a site called Glass Sim.

That's where the money is.

Way back when Microsoft started its mobile phone initiatives, the enemy was RIM. This quarter, Microsoft's mobile platform finally pulled ahead of BlackBerry in market share for the first time since 2007.

Google's limitless ambition.

Verizon is now selling two phones -- from LG and Motorola -- that run VMware's Android virtualization technology. But containerization solutions like Samsung Knox, Enterproid, and BlackBerry Balance are a strong rival.