A trip aboard a United Airlines flight shows the risk of businesses being out of touch when it comes to technology

This week we've learned that we now owned or had access to an average of 5.4 mobile devices each, so it's a good job that 3 in 4 find constant mobile connectivity helpful, so helpful in fact that many say their mobile phone is the first and last thing they look at each day

The use of adoption as a measure of return on investment in enterprise mobility and bring your own device policies isn't enough and could be seen as both lazy and reckless, argues Benjamin Robbins

Benjamin Robbins asks whether our mobile devices are making us over-reliant on technology to make decisions for us.

The right equipment is crucial to your productivity. The most popular devices are reviewed by Guy Clapperton

With the growth in mobile business app usage, Mark Mason outlines some examples of how mobile is being integrated into business operations over and above calls and email

COPE, an alternative to the BYOD model, could be a 'best of both worlds' approach to mobility

Tablets, first considered consumption-only devices, are now proving their worth as productivity devices. Benjamin Robbins interviews TIME Magazine's Harry McCracken to find out why

Catch up with the Mobile Only interview and webinar, shot live in Barcelona

Canalys' definition of PC to include tablet devices gives legitimacy to the role of the tablet in the working environment, argues Benjamin Robbins