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http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/apple_iphone_users_devour_most_mobile_content_research_shows

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/blackberry_corporate_smartphone_digital_cameras

http://www.cio.com/article/196400/Garmin_GPS_Dominates_Consumer_Corporate_Market_What_s_Next_

http://www.cio.com/article/195800

http://www.cio.com/article/194501

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/apple_iphone_a_true_rim_blackberry_rival_in_the_enterprise

http://www.cio.com/article/191702

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/the_blackberry_addiction_poll_how_much_do_you_love_your_smartphone

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/blackberry_addiction_and_you_the_detox_challenge

http://www.cio.com/article/185906

http://www.cio.com/article/185200/

http://www.cio.com/article/181655

http://www.cio.com/article/178853/Scan_Your_Way_to_the_Next_Party_University_Tests_Mobile_D_Barcode_System

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/garmin_touch_screen_nuvifone_smartphone_gps_navigator

http://www2.csoonline.com/exclusives/column.html?CID=33495

The top eight events that changed the course of computer security history (and two that didn't).

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/nokia_smartphone_reads_photographed_text_aloud_to_the_blind_visually_impaired

The world's first smartphone that translates photographs of written text into audio and then "speaks" the words aloud to users is expected to become available in early 2008.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/gps_and_the_war_on_terror_tracking_and_detecting_dirty_bombs_with_mobile_phones

A group of researchers from Purdue University are working with the state of Indiana to develop a system that would utilize global positioning system (GPS) enabled mobile phones to detect and track nuclear weapons like "dirty bombs."

http://www.cio.com/article/175001/U.S._Businesses_Pay_as_Much_as_in_International_Cellular_Roaming_Fees_Per_Traveler_Per_Trip

A new study suggests that businesspeople who travel overseas rack up mobile phone roaming charges of almost $700 per trip. Yikes.

http://www.cio.com/special/slideshows/it_urban_legends/

The world of information technology is not immune from the reaches of the urban legend. This slideshow includes some of the most notable IT urban legends that have propagated over the years.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/apple_ibm_to_bring_lotus_notes_to_the_iphone

IBM will announce next week a mobile version of its Lotus Notes email software for the iPhone, bringing Apple's smartphone one step closer to becoming a legit business device.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/in_home_wi_fi_to_secure_or_not_to_secure

Bruce Schneier, a well known security expert, says he leaves his home Wi-Fi network unsecured as a courtesy to friends and neighbors. And he thinks security isn't an issue as long as everyone that uses open networks is "polite."

http://www.cio.com/article/130554/_USB_Gizmos_That_Have_No_Place_in_the_Enterprise_But_You_ll_Love_Just_the_Same_

Here's a list of 20 the strangest and funniest USB gadgets available.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/3m_mobile_projector_for_smartphones_cameras_multimedia_players_unveiled_at_ces

3M is showing off a tiny projector at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show that's small enough to be used with cell phones, cameras and other mobile devices. Cool stuff.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/why_gps_is_no_replacement_for_eyes_and_ears_or_how_to_find_yourself_with_a_100_000_bill_by_following_a_gps_navigator

A computer consultant learned the hard way that GPS is by no means a perfect navigation technology.

http://advice.cio.com/al_sacco/ces_brings_two_new_ways_to_print_images_documents_from_your_mobile_device_without_ink

Two new mobile printers let you print wirelessly from your BlackBerry, digital camera or other mobile device--and neither of them require ink.