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I don't know how many school districts can afford $539a student - and that's just for starters. I was involved with a project in one of the after school centers in Boston where we'd get hold of cast off computers and...
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Tablet based Patient Information System is going to boost the productivity of the medical professionals.Information/Data on patients health can be saved in a local computer server or internet server or cloud server using...
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I don't think it's quite like Android overtaking iOS. Apple's hardware margins are the envy of all device makers, and it milks more ecosystem profit than anyone. A company with that sort of control over lucrative customer...
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It probably wasn't too hard for Dell, which had knew what it takes to pass military drop specs, to take some of hardened tech and reapply it. Funny when you think how there's a whole aftermarket to protect smartphones...
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...requiring the user to type with pinky extended upward.
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That doesn't surprise me, mak63-- I think that's a sensible way of looking at Windows 8.1 actually offers, as opposed to what it doesn't. But if customers are generally content after having some context realignment, why...
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I suppose Microsoft can take some satisfaction in the fact that Windows still accounts for most of Dell's line-up-- both the Venue Pro tablets run Windows 8.1, and the Latitude 13 can be either Windows 7 or Windows 8.1....
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Certainly not as rugged as the ones built for field use, but Dell says they meet military drop specifications, so it sounds like the new notebooks should take a decent beating. I've never taught a class of computer-toting...
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The way in which large companies can drag judgements like this out for years renders such cases meaningless. By the time this is settled, the state of the art will be something else.
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Is it really "rugged" or is it just less easily broken than the typical laptop? I'd like to see a line of "fragile" or "dainty" laptops for high tea.
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Since i have discovered SIP, i no longer use native voip.
I recommend an app like mizudroid and you are ready to go with any voip service provider.
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It is time we acknowledge that workers... including physicians... will continue to expand the use commonly used tools (tools they already use) into their work environments. We keep trying to force proprietary solutions,...
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we can protect our identities, data and remain private by using a PureVPN service. A Virtual Private Network is a network technology that creates a secure network connection over a public network such as the Internet. h...
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I'm in the same camp, I wouldn't bet the farm on solar as the only source of power for any solution but I do think that we are getting very close to the point where a couple different alternative sources will be able to...
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Silent Circle and Geeksphone recently launched a Blackphone for providing encryption services that was a hug impact in the communications security industry specially on NSA. If you're privacy and security focused like me,...
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Mak, You found it! :D When Qualcomm presented some of its AR and biomedical applications in that conference in Helsinki there were AR butterflies all over the stage. :) It was very nice. This was, I think, in 2009,...
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@ moarsauce123 Why future desktops can not be a combination of touch, voice input and mouse/keyboard? People can use any input as they say fit. I know mouse/keyboard won't go anywhere anytime soon, but neither does touch...
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