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.
It’s official, game over: Google has won the tablet market. Apple, Microsoft, and every other company thinking seriously about breaking into the space, move on. It’s game over.
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)
The Mobile World Congress shutters to a close today after three days of intensive meetings, demos and press announcements. TabTimes looks at who can come away feeling pleased with their work at the Spanish tech exhibition.
Apple’s iOS may be the king of mobile business software and Windows 8 the apprentice, but Google also has some handy business features coming to phone and tablet users with the recent launch of the Android 4.2 operating system for mobile.
It's crucial to determine every cost associated with purchasing a mobile device such as a tablet. This whitepaper provides best practices for determining total cost of ownership: view it now.
This whitepaper profiles the Panasonic Toughpad, and how its unique and durable features, combined with mobile business solutions, are allowing field workers in rugged conditions to get more done: view it now.
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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