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RIM and Airwave vie to cut police paperwork
Analysis The two companies have different approaches but agree the police service can boost efficiency by making more use of mobile data [20 Feb 2008]
Mobile phones on a mission to the moon
News In space, no-one can hear you scream — but they will be able to receive your text message, if Nasa gets its way [20 Feb 2008]
The reality of mobile Linux: Part two 
Video At the Mobile World Congress, ZDNet.co.uk examines Linux handsets which are already on the market, as well as a low-cost Linux-based 3G phone and Google's Android platform [19 Feb 2008]
The reality of mobile Linux: Part one
Video At the Mobile World Congress, ZDNet.co.uk looks at how mobile Linux is already making an impact on handsets, with platforms and toolkits shown off by Trolltech, Access and Azingo [19 Feb 2008]
Citrix makes Evergreen WAN union with Microsoft
News The two companies' product allows branch offices to take advantage of WAN optimisation without removing the branch server [19 Feb 2008]
EC approves localised broadband deregulation
News Ofcom's proposals to ease broadband regulations in areas of the UK where BT is no longer dominant get an enthusiastic reception from the European Commission [18 Feb 2008]
Switching broadband provider is still problematic
News Despite Ofcom rules introduced a year ago to make the process easier, broadband subscribers are still reporting difficulties when moving to a new provider [18 Feb 2008]
Mobile World Congress: The final analysis
Roundup Mobile World Congress 2008 was short on jaw-dropping announcements, but provided a fascinating glimpse into an industry on the brink of turmoil [15 Feb 2008]
HMRC signs Airwave deal in fight against fraud
News HM Revenue & Customs has signed a 15-year deal to use the secure Airwave digital radio system in a crackdown on fraudsters and smugglers [14 Feb 2008]
Vodafone warns of threat from Google and Apple
News Chief executive Arun Sarin has warned the industry to get creative around mobile services or risk being sidelined by newer arrivals [13 Feb 2008]
LiMo Foundation unveils mobile Linux handsets
News At the Mobile World Congress, the LiMo Foundation announced the launch of 18 handsets from seven vendors [13 Feb 2008]
T-Mobile and Orange to pilot mobile TV
News The operators plan to launch a commercial pilot of a TDtv-based mobile TV service after 'encouraging' technical trials [12 Feb 2008]
Emerging mobile tech to watch out for 
Photos The Mobile World Congress isn't just about an infinite number of similar handsets, operators trying to get anyone interested in mobile TV, and platform wars. Lots of companies have something a little bit different on offer [12 Feb 2008]
Nokia introduces mobile sat-nav for pedestrians
News At the Mobile World Congress, the mobile giant launched the second generation of its mobile-mapping tech, plus four handset models [12 Feb 2008]
Location-based services expected to rocket
News Gartner claims global subscribers are set to rise by nearly 168 percent this year, with mainstream adoption just two to five years away [12 Feb 2008]
No more business as usual for the BlackBerry
News Vodafone is working with BlackBerry manufacturer RIM to put more consumer applications onto the mainly business-oriented device [12 Feb 2008]
Ericsson: Mobile broadband can help save world
News CEO Carl-Henric Svanberg has called 2007 a breakthrough year for mobile broadband, saying it can help shrink carbon footprints [12 Feb 2008]
Operators hit back at EC data-roaming threat
News The GSM Association says data-roaming prices are already falling and European Commission regulation would stifle innovation [12 Feb 2008]
UK may get new mobile WiMax operator
News Motorola claims it is working with a company that intends to offer UK enterprise users a mobile WiMax service, but details remain scarce [11 Feb 2008]
Mobile World Congress: Day one highlights
Roundup The show formerly known as 3GSM is always a busy one, with many mobile and telecoms companies competing with each other to make the biggest splash [11 Feb 2008]
EC: Cut data-roaming costs or face regulation
News At the Mobile World Congress, European commissioner Viviane Reding said regulation will be introduced if operators don't cut their data-roaming charges by July [11 Feb 2008]
Sony Ericsson goes Windows Mobile
News The manufacturer launches its Windows Mobile-based Xperia line with the X1 handset, while Microsoft hints at a future tie-in with Nokia [11 Feb 2008]
More heavyweights join mobile Linux group
News Orange and Access join the LiMo Foundation to collaborate on its upcoming mobile Linux platform, which promises more applications for users [11 Feb 2008]
Trolltech enhances mobile Linux platform
News The company, targeted for acquisition by Nokia, says the Qtopia platform can now support touchscreen devices and synchronisation with Microsoft Outlook [11 Feb 2008]
Virtual courts to cut police red tape
News Handheld police computers, virtual courts and joined-up computer systems will all be brought in under a review of policing [11 Feb 2008]
