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Secrets and Evidence of Older Mobiles

It is good to learn that the Nokia 3310 may make a return, albeit with an Android operating system. The nostalgia for these types of mobile phones has clearly not been lost. What it might suggest is that consumers still want a mobile telephone to remain a mobile telephone and to look like one. The older mobile phones I have in mind though are the ones that are still used in examinations, 

BYOD risks and minefields

I read the article in CIO Think_Deleted_Text_Messages_Are_Gone_Forever_Think_Again and the discussion that rumbles on about BYOD. Firstly, a bit surprising the article suggests a "wow" factor associated with recovering deleted text messages. I would have thought it was common knowledge by now in business, generally, and particularly at CIO level. Secondly, the notion and practice of companies