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Xigo on tablets in enterprise: 'Will BYOD turn out to be a home run or a foul ball?'

The ‘bring-your-own-device’ trend for tablets in the enterprise is gaining popularity, but as Dimension Data subsidiary Xigo Networks explains, the pitfalls of such a scheme should not be overlooked.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Baldur's Gate for iPad developer: 'We’re taking it from a curator’s approach'

TabTimes talks to Cameron Tofer of Overhaul Games about the complications involved with bringing classic PC gaming property Baldur’s Gate to the iPad.
by Seamus Bellamy
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The cutting edge of enterprise tablet deployments

Zero footprint tablets? iPad-only meetings? BYOD as a profit engine? A number of innovative deployment strategies and usage scenarios were discussed at the recent TabTimes Tablet Strategy conference in New York.
by David Needle
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The future of tablets: How ReRAM will unify your tablet's storage and system memory

With this new memory architecture, you won't have to load apps and data into memory any more—they will be executed right where they are stored.
by Andy Patrizio
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Mag+ CEO Gregg Hano: The keys to tablet magazine publishing success

TabTimes speaks with Gregg Hano, CEO of Mag+. Hano was an early advocate of magazines on the iPad, and Popular Science, published by his company, was one of the first magazines on Apple's tablet.
by Chuck Lenatti
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Once Magazine: ‘The iPad is almost the next iteration of slide photography’

With the rapid growth of tablet publishing, you could be forgiven for having missed the ascent of a small iPad magazine looking to change the lives of photographers and the way you consume news.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Seamless aims to be the Netflix of food delivery

In the hustle and bustle of New York and other major American cities, the crunch for time has necessitated that more and more people are ordering food online for delivery and pickup, eliminating the tedious process of dialing a restaurant and having an order misheard. Since 1999, Seamless has attempted to mastermind the ins and outs of digital ordering.
by Stephen Robert Morse
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Lenovo India's Agarwal: No significant traction here for enterprise tablets

Enterprise adoption of tablets and even BYOD has been slow in India, but Lenovo sees potential growth in the education and consumer segments.
by Kavitha Nair
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Dell-bound, Wyse vows to tie tablets and cloud together through virtualization

Cloud computing stalwart Wyse Technology talks up PocketCloud, Project Stratos and the delicate balance of securing non-corporate devices.
by Doug Drinkwater
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For Everything Butt Art developer Madbrook, success comes from keeping it simple

With a children's book deal and 10,000 apps sold over its first ten months, Brian Snyder sees a bright future for Everything Butt Art - even if marketing to toddlers is harder than he expected.
by Stephen Robert Morse
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Adobe's Nick Bogaty: Magazine and book industries will make a 'successful transition' from print to digital

TabTimes speaks to Nick Bogaty, director of business development for digital publishing at Adobe, about his perspective on print publishers moving into digital.
by Chuck Lenatti
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App Store, Apple, HTML5: For small iPad developers, writing code is just one part of the job

What's life like for a solo iOS developer? Meeting Gold developer Bill Burgar talked to TabTimes about how meetings can be more bearable, and why Apple should focus on on quality, not quantity.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Zite CEO Mark Johnson: 'Our relationship with publishers is critically important'

Zite's CEO talks about what it's like to work for CNN, the platform's possible expansion, and the company's revenue plans.
by David Needle
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How Paper developer FiftyThree inspired iPad productivity and conquered the App Store

The developer of the hit iPad app Paper tells TabTimes how they did it, and what it feels like having an app at the top of the App Store tree across 75 different countries.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Celtra tries to create a new standard for tablet and mobile advertising

HTML5 plays a key role in Celtra's plans to craft DIY products for mobile marketers.
by Chuck Lenatti
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Accellion on mobile file sharing: 'There's no control with Dropbox"

Think Dropbox and Box are the only options out there for mobile file sharing? One company, which counts the likes of Ogilvy, Rolex, Prada and Procter & Gamble among its customers, reckons you're making one big mistake.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Is the Galapagos Effect stunting the tablet market in Japan?

Once the consumer electronic juggernaut of the world, Japan is now playing catch up with Apple and Samsung. Tablet consumption and manufacturing appears to be a major inflection point.
by Michael Fitzpatrick
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Don Norman: Microsoft has a real opportunity with Windows 8

The cofounder of the Nielsen Norman Group discusses Microsoft's challenges and opportunities with Windows 8, and why it might actually be superior to Android and iOS.
by David Needle
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For Bejeweled developer PopCap Games, tablets are in the mix 'from the very beginning'

TabTimes recently sat down with PopCap Games’ Franchise Business Director Giordano Bruno Contestabile to discuss tablet game design, strategy, and why freemium is a better play right now for Android tablet developers.
by Seamus Bellamy
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Tablet EHR: Physicians crave them, so what's the hold-up?

With demand high for EHR on tablets and mobile devices, it's surprising how few software vendors have actually developed native iPad apps.
by David Raths
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The future of tablet advertising, as seen by Celtra GM Jonathan Milne

Ever wondered how tablets are viewed by advertisers, how much money is in mobile advertising and the rise of 'mobile-first' strategies? Celtra GM Jonathan Milne has answers.
by Doug Drinkwater
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In search of the iPad’s killer app

The iPad’s selling like crazy, but here’s the really crazy thing: There’s no agreed upon killer iPad app. Or is there?
by David Needle
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For magazine and newspaper publishers, Apple's Newsstand is a sure bet

Five months after its release, TabTimes checks in on Apple's Newsstand. Conclusion? It's already having a profound impact on magazine publishers' single copy sales and subscriptions.
by Chuck Lenatti
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Tablets at sea: iPads are transforming the cruise industry one ship at a time

The cruise industry is embracing tablets in a variety of ways, incorporating the devices into restaurants, virtual tours of the ship and even selling them at sea.
by John Gaudiosi
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Are games becoming the killer app for tablet manufacturers?

The 2012 Game Developers Conference offeres up ample proof that 'hardcore' video games will play a more pivotal role in the success of tablet sales.
by John Gaudiosi
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The 8 industries that can best utilize Apple's new iPad

From doctors to game developers to broadcasters to teachers and more, TabTimes looks at which industries will gain the most from Apple's all-new tablet.
by Doug Drinkwater
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New iPad revealed: 9.7-inch Retina Display, voice dictation, 5MP camera, and more

The highlight of Apple's announcement is an unprecedented, pixel-free 2048 x 1536 display, but the choice of names left critics a little puzzled.
by George Jones
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OnSwipe CEO Jason Baptiste: 'We see ourselves as a network'

TabTimes recently had a chance to sit down with OnSwipe's chief executive to talk updates, ads, and competition.
by Stephen Robert Morse
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The 5 best iPad HD concept videos

TabTimes presents the weirdest, wildest, and most outrageous 'previews' of the upcoming device formerly known as the iPad 3.
by George Jones
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Will iPad 3 offer a more immersive touch experience?

Speculation about the iPad 3 has reached fever pitch.
by David Needle
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In India, tablets offer a promising opportunity for start-ups and venture capital

Sensing a massive opportunity, venture capitalists are partnering with tablet and tablet app developers across India
by Kavitha Nair
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SAP's Oliver Bussmann: 'There's only one player for tablets in enterprise - I guarantee Android will change that'

A confident SAP CIO Oliver Bussmann told TabTimes in Barcelona that Android can beat Apple for enterprise mobility - and explains how his company, along with Samsung, are going to do it.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Microsoft releases Windows 8 Consumer Preview, and it’s much improved

New in this update, which is available now: Office on ARM, numerous UI improvements, and more.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Mobile World Congress 2012: 4G tablets, HTML5 apps and the musings of Cisco and Google

Now in it's 25th year, Mobile World Congress is being held in Barcelona, Spain. This year's theme is 'Redefining Mobile'.
by TabTimes Staff
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Show and tell: Open Air Publishing evolves the self-help genre on the iPad

Books that help people learn how to do everything from coding in HTML5 to carving ham are evolving with technology.
by Chuck Lenatti
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The 8 industries and professions most rapidly impacted by tablets

Thanks to IT consumerization and BYOD, tablets are becoming more common in the workplace. Some industries are evolving more rapidly than others, however.
by Doug Drinkwater
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Lessons learned: Greg Clayman on the first year of publishing The Daily

The publisher of The Daily talks about the newspaper app's circulation, its future direction, and some of the surprising lessons learned over the past year.
by Steven Lang
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Mobile World Congress 2012: 8 key tablet trends, questions, and predictions

Tablets should figure prominently in Mobile World Congress (MWC), which takes place next week in Barcelona. Here's a preview of what more business-minded tablet users can expect.
by Doug Drinkwater

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