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Try "Intuitive Password". It's a comprehensive online password manager that meets your needs. There is a free version available.
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Interesting to note how relatively quickly MDM emerged as a big issue and now is already going through a consolidation wave in the federal space; and how companies still believe there's a market for super secure phones --...
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I wonder whether the Lava and Karbonn pay patent licensing fees for Android and whether those fees offset whatever Microsoft is losing by not getting Windows Phone licensing fees.
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I can't see why a dual-boot phone would be useful beyond allowing Microsoft to include it in Windows Phone sales stats.
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Great point, melgross. I'm hoping Huawei can clarify that for us. We asked them for comment this morning and were told we'd hear back-- but no word yet. I'll post an update when we have more information from Huawei. &nb...
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Now we're talking.
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What does this mean? Is it Android, or AOSP? AOSP isn't really Android, as it has none of Android's services or any of Google's apps. It also can't use the Google Play store. As far as I know, a company can use AOSP with...
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The business page qr code helps a lot to grow your business in online. You may link your wesite via a QRcode. There are many apps in the market place. I appreciated ones items in Poisonous Words -- this kind...
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Mobile carriers not only do not add value to mobile phones, but it seems they diminish it by failing to certify Android updates in a timely manner. Why do we have mobile carriers again?
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Not useless article at all. It shows how FRAGMENTED the Android OS Version landscape is, which is very tough on App Developers (like me). When I build an Android App, I can't really count on the "latest and greatest" OS...
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Why not compare Nexus to Apple. Nexus has 100% upgradeds. I don't have stock in Google. Does the writter in APPLE.
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Another useless Apple vs Android article. So because more iPhones are updated with the latest OS than Android, this some how equates to a more successful product? Sorry, it tells me that Android users are more...
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Speak for yourself. I do care. Repairability is always on my top list. It is also very important to be able to swap the battery yourself (or replace it for a meager $30), rather than being dependent on some company who will...
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Valuable context on Good Technology and AirWatch, thanks for sharing. Readers, is VMware's AirWatch buy on your radar screen? Has it changed your MDM thinking at all?
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Datto utilizes Hybrid Cloud Technology to improve redundancy and allow users greater protection of their systems and data. Hybrid Cloud continuity is simple in concept yet robust in feature set; it leverages the advantages...
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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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