The unified App Store project promises to save developers time while spurring the creation of new software, but the first iteration is frustrating developers.

Rather than a polished device for the masses, the Galaxy Fold seems to be a showcase for Samsung’s vision of the future of mobile computing.

Facebook Inc. has suspended “tens of thousands” of third-party apps that were using the company’s developer tools as part of a review Facebook started following the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal from early 2018.

ProtonMail is in talks with Huawei Technologies Co. about including its encrypted email service in future mobile devices, part of the Chinese phone maker’s plan to develop an alternative to Alphabet Inc.’s Google ecosystem.

Australia’s two biggest airlines join a growing list of carriers and jurisdictions across the world cracking down on the portable computers out of concern some could self-combust.

Qualcomm Inc. said that telecommunications service providers need to jump on new technology coming to Wi-Fi or risk losing the chance to exploit the flood of data being created by their customers.

Enterprise IT pros must take a harder look at BYOD policy and mobile threats in the wake of the WhatsApp security issue.

Microsoft Corp. is deepening a partnership with Samsung Electronics Co., integrating Office applications with Samsung’s newly unveiled Galaxy Note 10 as Microsoft tries to get more customers to use Office on mobile phones.

Here are the key 802.11 Task Groups and projects poised to take enterprises to 802.11ax and beyond.