Special Report -- International CES
2011 International Consumer Electronics Show Coverage
Feeling Lucky? Find out about all the newest electronics
Las Vegas January 10-13, 2012
CES 2012: Lytro Camera Stands Out
The idea behind the little Lytro camera's magic has been around for 20 years or so, but this is the first time we've seen it in a commercial camera. And it could change digital photography dramatically.
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CES Video Coverage
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Research: Outlook 2013
Our Outlook survey finds 71% of companies with rising demand for IT projects, just 8% cutting IT staff and 60% expecting higher IT budgets than in 2012. But IT’s priority list continues to trend toward IT-centric projects and needs to focus more externally on projects that affect the customer directly. -
IT Pro's Guide to iPhone 5 and iOS 6
Apple’s latest smartphone ushers in a new hardware package paired with an updated OS. Here’s what enterprise IT teams charged with supporting employee mobility need to know about Maps, security, Passport vs. NFC, networking and more. -
Windows 8 Survival Guide: End Users and Mobility
It's almost impossible to avoid the wall-to-wall media blitz around Surface. So we'll spare you the marketing spin and focus on what IT pros need to know about how Windows 8 changes the end user and mobile experience. Hint: There's more to it than just a radically new, tablet-optimized UI. -
Informed CIO: BYOD Demands a Unified Plan
IT teams supporting a mix of conventional PCs, ultrabooks, and iOS and Android devices have learned a few hard truths: End user computing has become nearly as complex as data center operations. The network is the computer. And whether we want to support personal devices or not, they're here to stay. Here's how to turn that diversity into a business advantage. -
Research: The New iPad: 7 Updates That Mean Business
Now that the latest biannual Apple buzz-a-thon has died down, it’s time to see what the newest iPad offers enterprise users. We also asked 402 IT pros whether it's time to put these devices to work: Just 10% don’t allow iPads and iPhones, mostly because of a lack of enterprise applications, while 42% say they'll increase use of Apple products in the future. Here are the features and applications we find most compelling.