I love Android as much as the next guy, but in my opinion there's simply no way an Android tablet of any size is worth $850 or more. For that price, Windows tablets would need to be considered, and a comparison of...
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Well, now, will you look at that Seamus. We've found the end of the iBow!
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Well I'll be ... They were right... Information is the new primary source of wealth!
In reply to: Well I'll be ... They were right... Information is the new primary source of wealth!
no mention of internal changes such as the ability to actually uninstall a metro app? (right now, metro apps only uninstall for the current user, anyone else that logs in has all the apps installed again. You have to go...
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Randy, what if anything does the Swiss angle here mean for users of the phone? What are the legal implications?
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Ditto, Rob. I went through 2 careers before I figured I really knew what I wanted. I even went back to school to get a Finance degree and accounting designation yet ended up pretty quickly moving into...
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I don't think you'd need to declare it here in Canada...
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When I was pregnant and just after having my daughter marked the longest relationship I had with a hospital. I'd think new parents are a great opportunity for hospitals to extend into homes; they have lots of questions,...
In reply to: Mommy and Me
What other ways can hospitals extend care beyond their four walls? I know a lot of hospitals offer smoking cessation programs and there are several apps for that. Perhaps a hospital could co-brand an app, and encourage and...
In reply to: Quitting Programs
Agree! Some friends post their weight losses and that's getting to be a bit much. If they add their pulses (how many times a day would they do that!), it would border on the obsessive! However, these apps are a great tool...
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The sleep one interested me, too -- although I don't really need an app to tell me I don't sleep well!
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I am betting $100 that Red Hat *need not* join the CF Foundation. I am not saying this as a Red Hat employee but as an industry observer and as someone who has been advocating PaaS for the past several years (including Cloud...
In reply to: Re: $10 that Joshua McKenty could lose
Aengus, these are better than gold! Each iBob phone comes with automatic updates to the latest hardware and software, infinite battery life, unlimited space, and waterproof...Too bad they only have a...
In reply to: Luck of the Irish!
"Aye, I argued it defeated the point of having them, but they just kept blathering, "Still better than my employer's MDM!""
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Dad wants tomke sure it isn't Billie Bob Thornton !
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I can relate with you a bit here, except mine is a little worse. I bought a Nexus 10 (which is made by Samsung, but it's a google tablet). Same deal, no official accesories except that they came out with a flip...
In reply to: Re: SAMSUNG RIPOFF
I can relate with you a bit here, except mine is a little worse. I bought a Nexus 10 (which is made by Samsung, but it's a google tablet). Same deal, no official accesories except that they came out with a flip...
In reply to: Re: SAMSUNG RIPOFF
I can relate with you a bit here, except mine is a little worse. I bought a Nexus 10 (which is made by Samsung, but it's a google tablet). Same deal, no official accesories except that they came out with a flip...
In reply to: Re: SAMSUNG RIPOFF
I have a 10 inch Nexus 10 that I port to 27 inch HDMI monitor using the Nexus's HDMI port. I have a 10 inch Samsung Note (Original) that I port to a 71 inch HDMI TV set frequently. Unfortunately Samsung has not seen fit...
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