I think different industries will greatly benefit by Hololens. It can really improve on their work process. Something that Google glass couldn't do. I really think that if this technology starts being used by...
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Microsoft's bread and butter is in Windows Server and its applications, not Windows Desktop.
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I think smartphone companies have their ups and downs. Samsung has to be ready any technology innovation they can introduce to their smartphone. I think both companies offer very similar products excellent camera,...
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May be the problem with tablets is that people don't replace it regularly. People once they purchase their tablet they can use it for longer periods of time. In the case of an Iphone, it could break or bend,...
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First time I've seen black holes and sanity linked together, Jonathan. I need Sane Black Hole to take over where my email filters leave off. More digital activity does not establish relationship. Relationship is hard to...
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Doug (and Charlie), the answers to your questions would take a book to fully explain, not something I can easily pack into this forum comment. I invite both of you to come visit us here in Appleton WI and see for yourself....
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@Curt Franklin As one licensed Ham/Amateur Radio operator to another that you would agree with the FCC. @Charlie Babcock If they are passively listening then the FCC has no issue with them. If on the other hand...
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Amazon Web Services to a surprising degree keeps trying end user oriented services. Its racked up enough loss leaders perhaps to figure out its best bet is aiming toward the end users of enterprises that already have accounts...
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> Amazon WorkMail costs $4 per user per month and includes 50 gigabytes > of mailbox storage for each user. Does this cost sound good ? @Hammy: With Microsoft online suite priced at $4 and Google's priced at $5, its...
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I would never like to change my tablet till the new model is offering me something really better and not only an improved OS. In first case if my current tablet is not troubling me and I see no good competitor for it, I...
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Don't you think the arrival of phablets has pushed ipad sales down ? Although I think the sales are great in number but still it was little surprising that ipad sales were not much as compared to iPhone sales. When I have...
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I just can't wait to get my hands dirty with some sort of app development for HoloLens. It really appeals me more than Google Glass and much more excited to develop something for it and test it.
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Ah, the good old days of BYOC - bring your own coal - if you want a warm environment to work in. Employers need to provide the equipment if it's mandatory... period. I may CHOOSE to use my personal phone for...
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HoloLens does not need a connection to a PC or mobile device to function properly. It can work all alone and this is the key difference between HoloLens and other wearables such as Oculus Rift and Google Glass.
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Amazon WorkMail costs $4 per user per month and includes 50 gigabytes of mailbox storage for each user. Does this cost sound good ?
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You're right - trying to see everything through a hundred-year filter is extremely difficult, and makes even what seem like very easy calls quite difficult to wrap your head around. As you pointed out in the article, and...
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pcharles,
There are plenty of reasons why to upgrade to the latest ipad. :) Read my comment below, so I don't repeat myself. :)
-Susan
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Curt, I am also a tablet fan, more specifically iPad fan. :) The more things I discover my iPad Air 2 can do the more I love it. :D I recently discovered it can read aloud my own writings, which I find it great for...
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Internet explorer and its variations have always been a pain for web developers. I hope Spartan changes things. I really liked the idea of changing the name and not coming up with another Internet Explorer X version.&nbs...
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