Archive for January, 2012



iPads For All: One Sales Team’s Story

Saturday, January 28th, 2012

By Chris Murphy, InformationWeek Level 3 Communications just gave iPads to its 1,300 North American salespeople and sales engineers. IT didn’t take away their laptops, but it did load the iPads with software to do all the most important things in a salesperson’s life: offer price quotes, build and make presentations, send email, look up [...]

By Don Reisinger, CNET During the fourth quarter of 2011, 10.5 million Android-based tablets shipped worldwide, helping them secure 39.1 percent of the market. … For well over a year now, it has been believed that the iPad can fend off Android, due mainly to the general inability on the part of Apple’s competitors to [...]

By Darrell Etherington, GigaOm Compared to Android, Apple still has a dominant position in the tablet market, with a 57.6 percent share compared to Android’s 39.1 percent, according to Strategy Analytics’ most recent numbers. In terms of year over year growth, the tablet space has grown by 150 percent between the end of 2010 and [...]

By Doug Gross, CNN A new report from one of the Web’s leading researchers spells out what news reports have suggested: that tablet computers and e-readers made a huge leap in popularity this holiday season. The number of U.S. adults who owned tablets such as Apple’s iPad and Amazon’s Kindle Fire, or e-readers, like the [...]

Last year was the year that the tablet became an online retailer’s best friend as it emerged as the preferred device for many shoppers to make their purchases. Based on its analysis of 16.2 billion visits to the websites of more than 150 retailers in 2011, Adobe Digital Marketing Insights found that Tablet Visitors spend [...]

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By John Paul Titlow, ReadWriteWeb … the iPad is finding a place in business all over the world. About 67% of iPad-owning professionals use their tablets at work, even if the vast majority of the devices are not supplied by employers, according to a recent survey by IDG. Of those people, 93% use the device [...]

… Starting around 2007, when Apple introduced the iPhone, sales of devices running mobile platforms have eaten into a large portion of traditional desktop and laptop sales. Apple sells far more iOS devices than those that run Mac OS X: in the last quarter of 2011, Apple sold at least 28 million iOS devices, vs [...]

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Signature Capture on the Lenovo Thinkpad

Friday, January 13th, 2012

We published a new version of our popular Android App which supports the native pens of a lot of new devices like Samsung Galaxy Note or Lenovo Thinkpad. Try yourself and sign documents right on your android device…for FREE. Download Link     Some Reviews: Kenneth on January 11, 2012 (HTC Droid Incredible with version 1.0.2.248) ***** [...]

Another positive article about the Samsung Galaxy Note.  Dylan Tweney wrote on MobileBeat: With a 5.3-inch display, it’s a gigantic phone — but also a pretty small tablet. Unusually for a modern tablet, it comes with a stylus, though it works with your naked fingers, too. To my surprise, it works pretty well. I spent [...]

Antonio Rodriguez was very skeptical in his last blog post about the future of Android and predicts that it will die in the next two years: The dream of a common Android that developers can write/deploy apps to and users can become familiar with is burning. More specifically, three events in 2011 burned it and [...]

The Galaxy Note phablet combines the calling abilities of a phone with the larger screen size of a tablet. Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/09/galaxy-note-us-att-samsung-ces-2012_n_1194634.html?ref=technology Signature Capture on Samsung Galaxy Note:  With SIGNificant you can load any PDF right from your inbox, SD card, or Dropbox and add your handwritten signature. Once a signature is captured locally on the Samsung Galaxy [...]

Why did Android tablets flop in 2011? There are four main reasons. Let’s count them down, and then talk about what 2012 looks like. By Jason Hiner, TechRepublic The price – Google and Motorola announced the first big Android tablet — the Motorola Xoom — for $800. The lack of tablet apps – Google has [...]

                    SCOTTEVEST promises that a normal looking women’s trench coat can store an iPad, two smartphones, camera, glasses, keys, travel documents, change and lipstick. You can store a good sized water bottle inside the jacket. The coat isn’t very heavy, even with the iPad, phones, camera [...]

Top 10 Features of Ice Cream Sandwich

Thursday, January 5th, 2012