Android invades the enterprise

	18 must-have Android productivity apps | Samsung lays groundwork for smartphones with more RAM
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	INSIDER Android invades the enterprise How three companies are coping -- even thriving -- amid the Android explosion. Insider (Free registration required) Read More WEBCAST: Attachmate Government Agency Webifies Outdated COBOL Applications Let this CTO tell you how his agency converted 1980s-era green screens into an e-filing portal for the 100,000 cases handled each year by a county department. With Verastream, they automated and standardized processes that drive the new, user-friendly front end, which accepts electronic transmissions. Learn More. In this Issue 18 must-have Android productivity apps Samsung lays groundwork for smartphones with more RAM As customers fume, Microsoft promises Surface Pro 2 firmware fix ASAP Is Apple's 13-in. iPad a desktop for kids? 10 mobile tech predictions for 2014 Robert L. Mitchell: Guilty pleasure: The dark side of smartphone upgrades CTIA launches website that shows mobile app data usage Richi Jennings: HUGE Moto X price drop: Will it launch a fleet of wood backs? WHITE PAPER: Verizon Wireless As Data Grows, IT and Business Turn to Cloud Businesses are choosing the cloud to help control IT costs, build and deploy applications quickly, and more easily expand the size and scale of their infrastructures. Despite these benefits, however, moving to the cloud also involves challenges. Learn More 18 must-have Android productivity apps From basic business tasks to advanced automation, these 18 apps will make your Android device more useful than ever. Read More Samsung lays groundwork for smartphones with more RAM Samsung Electronics has announced a new chip that will make it possible for the company and others to build smartphones and tablets with up to 4GB of RAM. Read More As customers fume, Microsoft promises Surface Pro 2 firmware fix ASAP Even as Microsoft promised to speed up work on a re-release for a flawed Surface Pro 2 firmware update, customers continued to damn the company for the fiasco. Read More Is Apple's 13-in. iPad a desktop for kids? Rumors about Apple building a very large iPad have been unavoidable for seven months. But does a giant iPad make sense? Read More WHITE PAPER: Exablox Taneja Group Solution Brief: High-End Storage For Everyone Learn what SMB and departmental storage buyers should both require and expect from storage solutions to meet their business goals, and how traditional mid- market storage based on old technologies can fall short. Read now! 10 mobile tech predictions for 2014 What does 2014 have in store for mobile technology? Experts, analysts and others share their predictions for smartphones, tablets, platforms, wireless network technologies, video and mobile banking in the coming year. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: Guilty pleasure: The dark side of smartphone upgrades New smartphones aren't exactly green: With most the batteries are nonreplaceable. So when the unit fails, you throw away the phone. This is progress? Read More CTIA launches website that shows mobile app data usage A new website launched by mobile trade group CTIA shows smartphone and tablet users how much data is used by popular apps. Read More Richi Jennings: HUGE Moto X price drop: Will it launch a fleet of wood backs? Motorola has SLASHED the price of its Moto X smartphone. Not only is the Google unit offering its flagship Android unit starting at $400 off-contract, but you can also get zero financing for up to 18 months. That'll set the cat among the pigeons. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers break the silence. Not to mention: Now playing at Blogwatcher Central... Read More
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