Citrix unveiled its XenMobile Enterprise edition software, an ambitious, comprehensive offering that combines secure app and data management, a corporate apps store, mobile productivity apps and live support.
Looking for a full-featured Windows 8 tablet with excellent apps that's enterprise-ready? Lenovo’s ThinkPad 2 has your back. (Rating: 4 out of 5 stars)
Those tasked with promoting their business may find themselves maintaining the company blog. But often the best time to blog is when you're away from the office meeting with clients or at an industry conference.
When the pro-racing division of Toyota Motors said it needed a mobile computing platform to monitor real-time performance data, it turned to Microsoft Surface Pro tablets running Windows 8.
Does the iPad allow for more innovative approaches to entertainment than traditional PCs? Ask Neal Edelstein and he won’t hesitate to answer with a resounding “Yes!”
Twitter's official iPad app gets the job done, but these four apps take Twitter to the next level with a range of additional capabilities to track your tweets and get the most out of the social network for personal or business use.
Google’s three-day I/O developer conference kicks off in San Francisco tomorrow and could well see a hive of activity, including the introduction of a new Android operating system, a Nexus 7 tablet and more details on Google Glass.
Eric T. Schneiderman, the Attorney General of New York, has sent letters to the CEOs of Apple, Google/Motorola, Microsoft and Samsung pressing them to detail what efforts they are making to head off the growing problem of device theft.
A division of the U.S. Department of Defense is using a ruggedized tablet and specialized software combination to collect and retain health data in harsh conditions especially in places where Internet connectivity is not always available.
BuzzFeed, Google, Unilever and The Weather Channel had some contrasting views on HTML5 apps, the future of mobile advertising and the role of mobile in the media industry at a recent event in London.
Lately it seems everyone is trying to reinvent email. The newest entries in the App Store have provided tablet productivity enthusiasts with a large number of options for ditching Apple’s stagnant Mail app.
Another year of declining print sales for magazine publishers seems inevitable, but the digital future looks brighter. New research from Adobe suggests that not only are tablet magazines growing quickly, but that readers are even willing to pay for them.
Having a hard time controlling personally-owned tablets and smartphones in the workplace? Get used to it, because a new study claims that 50% of all workers will be required to bring in their tablets and smartphones to work by 2017.
Some businesses may boast about how tablets have transformed employee productivity, but others are having a hard time keeping workers away from Facebook, Twitter and other tablet time drainers. But if that’s you, don’t fret -- here is what you can do to sort it all out.
New York -- An American Airlines executive kicked off the Tablet Strategy conference by detailing the airline’s rapid adoption of tablets and aggressive strategy going forward.
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.
The crowd was buzzing as they took their seats at the Insperity National Sales Convention in Houston this past February. Each attendee was given a seemingly familiar-shaped 10-inch white box when the conference chair announced in an Oprah-esque moment that “everyone would be getting an iPad.”
Creating presentations on your computer have come a long way from the earlier PowerPoint era when business presentations were dominated by multiple slides with lengthy paragraphs and endless bullet points.
While guitars, drums and microphones are the standard tools for School of Rock students, tablets are helping the organization’s after-school program keep up with the times, reach a new generation of musicians and turn up the volume to 11.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Portable devices like smartphones and tablets are proving to be the go to platform for developers creating new interfaces for business and entertainment apps.
A new research survey of 100 tablet deployments whose results were first disclosed to TabTimes finds sales executives are still struggling with their tablet strategy after three years of hands-experience with the iPad and other modern tablets.
One of Asia’s largest life insurance companies says it expects to increase its iPad deployment to as many as 50,000 agents this year, completing a two-year rollout that now serves clients in 16 different countries.
There’s mobile device management (MDM), security software, and many other new mobile security and management solutions designed to help IT better secure the growing number of BYOD devices invading the enterprise.
In the beginning there was the iPad and it was good. That was three years ago. The iPad was far from the first tablet computer, but it was the first to hit it big with consumers as well as business people.
From streaming Christian prayers to being used by mothers to check up on their new-born child, two new case studies prove that tablets have universal appeal.
Cleaning up mercury from a California lakebed is a complex process that requires close government regulatory oversight. But iPads have helped make the job much easier and efficient for E2 Consulting Engineers.
Think Apple’s iPad and iPad mini are the only go-to tablets for educators? Well, think again, because here are several good iPad alternatives offering great specs, pricing and school-friendly features.
Three years ago today Apple released the first iPad, and it’s fair to say that Apple’s tablet has had a profound effect on how people, especially in business, now use computers.
Chris Simmonds of Intuitive Surgical shared how fast-growing Intuitive Surgical's sales team of over 800 people uses video and custom apps on the iPad to show off the features of his company's da Vinci Surgical System.
The money brands spent on paid-search ads using Google dipped 1% in the first quarter of 2013 compared to a year ago, but several specific areas of ad spending saw growth in the quarter.
Google Keep is a smart and slick note-taker that needs more features if it is to truly rival Evernote and Microsoft's OneNote. (Rating: 3 out of 5 stars)
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In the world of rugged mobile devices, words like MIL-STD and IP ratings are frequently used without explanation. This whitepaper will help you navigate the terms and acronyms so you can make informed decisions: view it now.
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