| Motorola sells Good Technology to Visto Motorola agreed to sell its Good Technology division for an undisclosed sum on Tuesday, bringing an end to the company's foray into push services. myBoxTone Expert for BlackBerry Ask a handful of seasoned BlackBerry administrators about the most common smartphone-related help desk requests, and you'll likely get very similar answers: device provisioning issues, e-mail latency, wireless coverage ... BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0: Five Features CIOs Need to Know About On Wednesday, Research In Motion (RIM) officially announced and demonstrated the latest version of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), the core piece of BlackBerry infrastructure for secure, mobile enterprise ... 10 Must-Have Apps for Your BlackBerry Not long ago, the words "BlackBerry" and "software" didn't belong in the same sentence. Sure, your BlackBerry smart phone was capable of running software; it even came with a few applications installed. But if you were ... Visto patent wins backing ahead of RIM trial Mobile e-mail and calendar vendor Visto has chalked up one legal win as it heads toward a patent-infringement trial against Research In Motion that is set to begin on Monday. Visto expands push e-mail to social sites Mobile e-mail vendor Visto can now push updates from popular social-networking sites to phone users. WiMAX cuts through highway fog There are deadly hazards in the fog that blankets California's rural Central Valley every winter, but a WiMAX network may now help warn motorists of what looms ahead of them and prevent accidents. WiMAX equipment market growing, but vendors¿ commitment to be tested The market for WiMAX equipment and devices grew to $275 million worldwide in 2008, according to a new study by Infonetics Research. WLAN product blitz shows 802.11n getting more affordable, useable A slew of new WLAN hardware and software suggests that 802.11n high-throughput WLANs are fast becoming more affordable and manageable across all industry segments. Video: Organizing retail loyalty cards on cell phones NTT Communications in Japan has begun trials of a system that promises to combine up to 100 loyalty cards in a single cell phone application. WLAN product blitz shows 802.11n getting more affordable, useable New 802.11n products are on tap from AirMagnet, D-Link, Enterasys, Meraki and Motorola’s AirDefense unit. Network World on Twitter Get our tweets and stay plugged in to networking news. | 
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