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Remote desktop applications are a popular category in the App Store. Yet often many of the solutions involve confusing download instructions or a clunky interface.

Office for iPad is the most dangerous of things. It’s a rumor, a myth that has enough clout to either earn Microsoft billions or bring about the fall of Windows 8 and Surface.

The common perception with respect to app stores is that there are just a few options. If you want a place to sell your app or if you’re looking for a place to buy an app, the mythology mandates that you go with an option provided by Apple or Google. But it's time for the truth to break through.

Move over Generation X and Y, there’s a new movement capturing headlines – the BYOD generation. It seems consumers (many of whom who are also your employees), can’t get their hands on new tablets and smartphones fast enough. But what does that mean for your corporate network? Here are eight ideas.

A study at the end of last year revealed how a third of all iPad owners would rather be in a car accident than lose their precious Apple tablet. If you're worried about that possibility or experiencing such a loss right now, here’s what you need to do to find your iPad.

With so much work executed remotely, we need tablet solutions that empower the tablet-using mobile workforce and impact the bottom line. Otherwise, how can businesses justify the expense of furnishing tablets to their mobile workforce?

Painting large objects like bridges and water towers takes precise planning, strict quality control checks, nerves of steel ... and an iPad. At least that’s how one family-owned company is doing it and saving $150 each day to boot.

With the rising popularity of tablets, we hear a lot about what the post-PC world means to the consumer market but what we don’t hear quite as much is what the post-PC world means to enterprises.  

Managing smartphones and tablets has become a growing challenge for enterprises in this era of BYOD.

There's little doubt that Apple is going to release a smaller iPad this fall. The key questions consumers and business buyers want to know are: What will it come with and how much will it cost?