Posts from ZDNet | | | A tale of two OneNotes: Metro version a no-go I just spent big bucks to buy a Windows 8 hybrid with a pen for taking notes. Research conducted while waiting for it to arrive shows the two versions of OneNote in the store are very different in capability. Read more | | Toshiba exec: Microsoft confused consumers over Windows 8, RT The computer maker accused Microsoft of "confusing" consumers with multiple flavors of Windows 8, such as ARM-based versions. Read more | | Why is Microsoft obsessed with putting Office on tablets? Oh, Bill, people don't want Office on their iPads. Or Nexus 7s. Or maybe even their Surfaces. Read more | | Microsoft, tablets, Windows 8 and the pull and push of history Redmond's attitude towards tablets and its response to Windows 8 show the pressure that Microsoft is experiencing from two entirely different directions ? the past and the future. Read more | | Asus Vivo Tab on the way: It's all about the ink My obsession with mobile technology is confirmed once again as a new Asus Vivo Tab with keyboard dock is on its way to my door. Read more | | Remember the UMPC: First 7-inch Windows tablets It's worth remembering the Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC), with the first small Windows 8 tablets coming soon. Read more | | Small Windows tablets on the way to satisfy no existing market The tech world reacted with buzz to leaked information about a small tablet in the works that runs Windows 8. I understand the knee-jerk excitement, but I'm not sure who small tablets might be aimed to please. Read more | | Definitive guide to keyboards for iPad and iPad mini (Spring 2013) There are lots of keyboards available for the iPad and a few for the iPad mini. This collection is the best of the lot based on hands-on use in the field. Read more | | Tablets will outsell notebooks 6 to 1 by 2017: NPD NPD's latest study suggests that tablet shipments will grow by 67 percent this year to 256.5 million, and continue to grow until it reaches 579.4 million in 2017, dwarfing notebook sales. Read more | | Bill Gates: A lot of iPad users are 'frustrated' Microsoft chairman Bill Gates believes that iPad users are "frustrated". His solution to this frustration is Microsoft's Surface and Surface Pro tablets, which come with a keyboard, and more importantly, the Office suite of applications. Read more | | UEFI to make its way into mobile and non-PC markets UEFI -- the BIOS replacement that bought the Secure Boot technology to Windows 8 PCs -- is set to appear in a wide range of devices, from smartphones to servers. Read more | | Intel finally gets serious about mobile with Silvermont Silvermont is exciting not because of what Silvermont itself brings to the table, but what it is going to mean for the mobile space over the coming years. Intel will do with Silvermont what it did with Conroe back in 2006, using it as a platform to build upon over the coming years. Read more |
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