Posts from TechRepublic | | | Using Multimedia, Maps, and Skydrive apps in Windows RT In this column, Tony McSherry covers more of the apps available in Windows 8 RT. This week, it is time for Photos, Video, Music, Maps, Camera, and Skydrive. Read more | | Connect to your Zoho Docs cloud from your Android tablet Jack Wallen takes a look at Zoho Docs, a free application that lets you view, upload, share, and tag documents in your Zoho Docs cloud account from your Android tablet. Read more | | Centralize file access to your cloud accounts with Documents.Me Will Kelly reviews Documents.Me, a free app that can help centralize file access to your cloud accounts. Read more | | Five cloud sync apps that rise above the rest Jack Wallen shares his five choices for best of breed cloud sync apps. Read more | | Pros and cons of cross-platform mobile app development tools If you want to use platforms that allow development for both iOS and Android apps, keep these potential benefits and drawbacks of such tools in mind. Read more | Posts from ZDNet | | | HP Envy x2 video review: Good laptop, great tablet The HP Envy x2 is a very good Windows 8 laptop and a great tablet as demonstrated in this video. Read more | | Buying Microsoft Surfaces in bulk: More hints in the fine print Microsoft's channel partners are unearthing more details about Microsoft's volume-purchasing program for its Surface RTs and Pros. Read more | | A $99 Kindle Fire would annihilate the Android tablet competition Could Amazon break the deep-rooted psychological $100 price point with the Kindle Fire HD? And if it can, what effect would this have on the Android tablet market? Read more | | Building tablet and smartphone apps for the enterprise If you want to give your users the absolute best experience when accessing enterprise data, you may find yourself building apps for private use. But how? Read more | | Acer hoping to ship 5-10M tablets in 2013 Low cost Android and new Windows tablets are expected to help bolster the Taiwanese PC maker's business, after its preliminary 2012 financial results showed a 9.6 percent on-year drop. Read more | | Getting touchy about tablets: Why one size really doesn't fit all Touch is not just for things you can hold in one hand - we need digital whiteboards, drawing boards, light tables, canvases and more. Read more | | BlackBerry chief: Tablet margins too thin to tackle Apple head on BlackBerry will be thinking about profit if it launches new tablets ? but don't expect any in the short term. Read more | | iPad 5 features that are coming your way When is the updated, 5th-generation version of Apple's flagship tablet coming? It could be next month, sometime in June or even as late as October. But the real question is not when the product is going to be released, it's what's going to be in it. Read more | | Best iPad keyboards (hands on): March 2013 The question I get asked most frequently is, "what keyboard do you like for the iPad"? This collection is bound to have an iPad keyboard for everyone. I have even covered two keyboards for the iPad mini. Read more | | A $99 Kindle Fire would annihilate the Android tablet competition Could Amazon break the deep-rooted psychological $100 price point with the Kindle Fire HD? And if it can, what effect would this have on the Android tablet market? Read more | | New Windows-powered tablets threaten iPad's enterprise dominance, claims analyst The iPad popularity is growing in the enterprise market, with 94 percent of the Fortune 500 companies either testing or deploying the tablet. But one analyst believes that companies should take a look at the new crop of Windows tablets. Read more | | Child-proofing your iPad/iPad mini/iPhone We tech types put elaborate systems in place to prevent hackers from infiltrating out digital kingdoms, but we give little thought — or preparation — to what an innocent-looking toddler can do to our iPads, and the software and data they hold. Read more | | Securing the Nexus 7 Simple steps you should take to protect your Nexus 7 from hackers, snoopers, and other people you don't want getting into your device. Read more |
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