I think the key with Win 8 is committing to the one OS across every platform. Since MS has a desktop mode in the x86 version that makes it hard to keep the same OS and UI when moving to ARM based devices. The...
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The Galaxy NotePro tablet may be Samsung's best mobile hardware for the enterprise, but this doesn't mean it is the best option the market offers for the enterprise that wants to go mobile. Enterprise CIOs would agree...
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SaneIT, I really laughed out loud about the comment it's like Windows but not Windows!! I work EXTENSIVELY with Microsoft SCOM and SCCM and I swear MS is so stubborn in so many ways. They took a product like...
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DavidL602 has it right. Plus, with products like Acronis it is possible to do a bare metal recovery. With the sync/share, if you were to lose your laptop or have it fail, you would have to reinstall the OS which...
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OngoSync is a Mobile App, to safely and securely backup/Sync Contacts, Call Logs, SMS, MMS, Browser Bookmarks, Media and non Media Files from your Mobile to our cloud. View/edit/share your mobile data(Contacts, Call Log...
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You can easily backup you apps from iPhone to PC with iPhone Transfer.
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When the person who takes your order at Wendy's mentions that they've heard bad things about Windows 8, you know the game is over.
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So in 2015 Microsoft may bring back features they introduced in 1995!
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Original Surface RT w/Type Cover owner here, and I've got my Surface 2 on order. In my opinion, the original RT was perfect for students and business use, whilst the new Surface 2 is ideal for a broader range of consumers...
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Lately, I've been going to work with a friend of mine that does the three cardinal sins (with the phone) while driving: texting, talking and mapping. The first is the worse. Nonetheless, talking on the phone (even without...
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@Michael Endler Yes, the benefits (with the current peripherals, e.g. regular monitors) are not persuasive enough. Well put. When you also add the price (more than a hundred bucks for Windows 8 + a new monitor), Windows...
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"...at least we can say we were the spark that started it all."
Indeed! Sounds like a very cool and rewarding project. Thanks for following up.
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Is it cool? Oh geez yes, drool worthy even. But, at this size and price, we start reaching a range where I don't see any advantage over a Yoga.
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It was so successful that it attracted outside attention, and they got a grant - to buy a roomful of Apple computers! Then, we sort of got the boot. I can't say I blame them, why wouldn't they want their students to work...
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Thanks for sharing, Gary, sounds really cool. Is the project ongoing? It sounds like it was successful, and cost-effective. Have the benefits spurred growth in the program? Any of our readers who are involved in education...
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Steep price. If Apple ever releases the so-called iPad Pro, I can actually imagine it undercutting this price, since I doubt Apple would charge a $400 premium for the larger screen. (That's assuming, of course, that the...
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This technology should dovetail nicely with the computerized medical record systems that are starting to be used. Not only will this online, real-time information be generated, but it will be available to all a patient's...
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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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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,...
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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...
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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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