Mobile and wireless Interviews with key figures from the IT industry on mobile phone technology and Wi-Fi

The next generation network beyond 4G could be built with big arrays of tiny antennas, according to Bell Labs scientist Tom Marzetta

Can Intel bend the mobile phone industry to its will and get operators and device makers onto Atom processors? Pankaj Kedia believes so

Was the Apple iPhone prototype lost or stolen, and were the police right to raid the home of the Gizmodo editor who received it? It depends on whether bloggers are journalists, says media expert Lorna Woods

As UC Expo opens in London, John Combs, CEO of Shoretel tells us unified communications is exciting - and we nearly believe him

All switches could one day be replaced with an ultra-thin quantum material which adds pressure sensitivity, says Philip Taysom, CEO of Peratech

Following the news today that Symbian has gone open source, eWEEK Europe questions its strategy group leader John Forsyth about the way forward for the mobile operating system

Widespread adoption of cloud computing is likely to entail a plethora of management and security challenges, warns original Windows NT developer Mark Shavlik

It’s easier to write a mobile operating system than we’ve been led to believe, says Steve Brazier - and some of them will hit netbooks

Nokia’s PC isn’t a game-changer like Apple’s phone, says Steve Brazier of Canalys. But maybe it doesn’t have to be

3G can’t connect up the off-net millions, but Wi-Fi can, says Selina Lo, chief executive of Ruckus Wireless