"First would be STABILITY in the software of the cell phone itself. Every time there's an update the freaking Phone functions change! How to EDIT contacts is a god-awful nightmare without always calling some one...
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"good question indeed. Why. I think we are living in materialistic world where own benifits have precedence over others. I am not advocating this but this is what is happening sadly." Nomii, you are right. we can say it's...
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"I am not saying it is a bad thing for us that Apple has such wide support, but I am saying it is a bad thing for Google, as a competitor. I agree that interoperability and cross-platform support is mandatory for any mobile...
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@Michael I don't doubt that's true, but as you point out Silicon Valley isn't actually the best litmus test for corporate America as a whole, although it does sometimes serve as a leading trend indicator. The vast majority...
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@jastro, I loved how you say that non-BYOD setups is like the "old days"! I would love to see the latest stats on how many larger employers are strsight BYOD, non-BYOD or a blend of both.
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A revolution takes a ton of organization -- so much so that we haven't had anything resembling it since the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
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Forbes and many other publications have covered this in depth. While it is certainly possible from a software standpoint to go Mac in the enterprise, networks are Microsoft based. Unless you're going to go completely cloud...
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I wouldn't fund any of the projects. I mean, they don't sound that useful. Even the one from MIT, I'm still waiting for the helmet that would read a pet's thoughts. That idea would make millions. ...
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I did very welll the last three years,averaging over 800,OOO. Approximately 4% came from investments while the remainder from my small business I pay 9% state and 39.5% federal. I write off my home mortgage and a couple...
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To make policy based on conjecture can only be defined as the ficitional essence of the War on Terror. However, a solution is at hand. Simply put an extension cord at the screening table. 90% of travelers carry their chargers. For...
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=>30% Mac OS X Penetration Rate - Cisco - Intel - McAfee - Palo Alto Networks Why? It was PROVEN they were less expensive over a 3 year period- not to but mind you but the support costs over that period are significantly...
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@vadertime, It's true, they initially underestimated the PC slump by a large margin, and had to downward-revise their forecasts for several consecutive quarters. There are also smaller quibbles in the individual shipments...
In reply to: Re: Gartner's Predictions Have Been Way Off
It definitely can be. It depends a bit what kind of presentations you do, how you like to work, how much processing power you might want for more demanding apps and gaming. Depending on the gear you'll work with at school,...
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I have many friends from China. The pollution in China is terrible, specially in major cities. I'm happy that the government and IBM are working together in solving this problem. The lesson from China...
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There are several ERP systems that include CRM components, but ERP and CRM are often decoupled purchases. Even in cases where the ERP and CRM apps come from the same vendor, they're often deployed in separate projects....
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@moonwatcher, I think you have a point. Microsoft's Windows branding is still a bit confusing. After it became clear "Windows 8" was toxic from a PR perspective, they started using "the new Windows" and "the new Windows,...
In reply to: Re: Why half haven't upgraded - maybe?
I have and android tablet and an iphone i'm pretty satisfied with both. the benefits of android is that I'm in control of the different features and seating. I heard stories that after upgrading your iphone,...
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I agree. There have been many prediction of the death of the PC, but this hasn't happen. I do agree that people these days prefer to get tablets becuase current tablets have the same computing power as PCs. Also,...
In reply to: Re: Gartner's Predictions Have Been Way Off
Interesting question. Maybe it's more accurate to say that Office Graph is the machine learning technology, and that Delve is just an app that relies on things Office Graph can do.
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