On average, IBM is predicting that companies will develop 25 mobile computing applications over the next two years, and the number of transactions being generated by mobile computing devices will ...

Most mobile computing applications deployed in the enterprise make use of a local database to provide a richer end-user experience. But with the rise of serverless computing frameworks, developers of ...

Actian today made available an update to an embedded database that promises to increase SQL query performance within mobile and edge computing applications by as much as 90% in certain use cases.

With smartphones in our pocket and access to thousands of apps, we have become the mobile generation -- performing a wide range of information intensive activities on mobile phones wherever we are -- ...

When officers are on a call what they need most is information in real time, with no irrelevant information to get in the way. When officers are en route to a call, what they need most is information ...

LAKE FOREST, CALIF. —Del Taco, the nation’s second-largest quick-service Mexican chain with 495 restaurants based here, is reaping benefits from two different mobile-computing applications, executives ...

A Mobile Computing application for Service for the Forefront® Construction Management software links the field service technician to the main office in real time, the company says. Before work begins, ...

Mobile computing penetrates a myriad of Mobile Computing applications, including field service, field sales, data collection, and ticketing. Each of these applications often require some type of print ...

More and more people are asking for a small size, multi-function tablet PC to fit into a compact and rugged environment. At Computex 2009, ARBOR showcases a series of rugged tablets of high ...

Google created the Android mobile OS because it wants its search engine to remain relevant as the world migrates more towards mobile computing. But Google's biggest challenge in mobile search is not ...

Comdex, like the rest of the IT world, loves themes, especially those that you can stick "year of" in front of, such as "year of the Internet" or "year of the dot-com". Mobile computing must have had ...