Mobile Devices & Smartphones

Tethering enables you to go online from your laptop or PDA using your cell phone as a modem. Find out more about the pros and cons of tethering.

If you have a cell phone or smartphone with a data plan, you may be able to use it as a modem for your laptop computer. Find out how to tether your cell phone to your computer so you can access the Internet anywhere you go.

Discover the types of mini computers available today, from pocket-sized PCs to portable netbooks.

The dream of being able to carry a computer in your pocket and access the Internet from anywhere is more of a reality today than ever before, with...

A selection of unique gadget gifts that are useful for all types of people (travelers, road warriors, commuters, executives, and even the person who has everything).

Satellite phones allow you to stay connected in remote areas beyond cellular and landline coverage.

Cydia - Features of Cydia iPhone Apps Manager and Apps Examples

Definition and examples of rooting Android devices.

Definition and examples of jailbreaking for iPhones, iPods, Android devices, and other mobile phones

Compare the differences and similarities between PDAs and smartphones. Though this article is from About.com's Guide to PDAs, it's a pretty unbiased analysis.

Many mobile professionals rely on an in-car GPS to get around, especially since they travel or on the road very often. About.com's Guide to GPS has a great overview of the features to consider when buying a GPS.

"All You Need to Know About Apple's iPad Tablet" - from About.com's Guide to Portable Electronics. It's an interesting device that may be useful for mobile professionals' basic Web surfing needs.

A convenient, sortable table comparing specs for tablet ultra-mobile PCs, notebook UMPCs, and consumer Internet devices -- all have screens under 9" and several are under 5".