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.
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.
The trend of dual-screen TV viewing is coming, so to make sure you get the most out of your tablet while watching TV, TabTimes looks at the eight best iPad apps to use while watching your favorite programs.
From anti-virus scans and remote wiping data to password protection and safe browsing, TabTimes looks at the eight best iPad and Android tablet apps for securing your tablet device.
If your organizational skills could use a little, ahem, enhancement, consider one of the below iPad applications to help you make it to the end of the day.
For every iPad, there’s a TouchPad contemplating what might have been. TabTimes looks at eight impressive tablets, which could have been good, but which never really ever took off.
Sprint's 7-inch Android tablet is easy on the wallet. It won't dazzle you with cutting-edge features, but the Optik offers a solid Android experience at an affordable price. (Rating: 3 out of 5)
For better or worse, the paper business card still survives in the digital era. Rather than re-typing everything, use your iPad to quickly scan the data, and add relevant details to your address book.
When it comes to Google Drive, Android users have it easy. The Google Drive app is already in the Play Store. But that doesn't mean iPad users are left out. Here's how to get Google Drive on your iPad today.
McAfee’s Mobile Security app for Android tablets keeps your tablet well away from malicious websites, protects from viruses and can lock the device down if stolen.
Join us on Google+
Join us on Linked In
