A look back at tablets in 2012

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | January 03, 2013

A look back at tablets in 2012 Patrick Gray provides a recap of tablets in the enterprise in 2012. How do you think tablets will perform in 2013? Read more Resource of the day Codorniu tastes the benefits of the Cloud With a mix of HP servers and varied storage systems, Spanish vintner Codorniu was vulnerable to outages and taxing the IT staff. This case study shows how adopting IBM hardware and software and a cloud-based approach changed everything. Posts from TechRepublic   Microsoft Office for iOS to hit iPhones, iPads The details of the deal are still being worked out, but Erik Eckel looks forward to Microsoft Office coming to Apple iOS devices soon. Read more Android apps and SSL: Where's the padlock? Are we making dangerous assumptions about Android apps and SSL connections? It seems like it, but Michael Kassner asks the experts to be sure. Read more A post Christmas BYOD checklist for your new tablet Did you get a new tablet for Christmas? Will Kelly offers some questions to ask before considering your tablet for BYOD at the office. Read more Posts from ZDNet   Useful things to do with your new iPad mini If you were lucky enough to find an iPad mini under the tree this holiday season or bought one for yourself don't miss these cool tips and apps. Read more What ubiquitous computing tells us about PCs, smartphones, and tablets Conceptually mashing together PCs, smartphones, and tablets isn't a terribly helpful approach. An understanding of ubiquitous computing might help all of us understand the pros and cons of each. Read more iPad suffers dramatic post-Christmas web share fall: report The iPad's Web usage share took a battering during December as people unwrapped, and started to use Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy, and Google Nexus tablets. Read more Windows 8 'Clover Trail' tablets delayed until 2013 A driver fumble means that Santa won't be leaving many Windows 8 "Atom" tablets under the tree over the holidays. Read more Featured multimedia   Stay organized with these five apps Brien Posey wants to get organized for 2013 and he thinks he has found five apps that can do it for him. View on site Add an IMAP Google connection to Microsoft Outlook 2010 It is possible to use Outlook 2010 as your email client for Google Mail using the IMAP protocol, but it takes a good bit of configuration. View on site Today's recommended downloads Forrester Seven Top Integration Trends for 2011 to 2012 (IBM) Improve Process Management for a Competitive Edge (Oracle) IDC White Paper: Business Value of Managed Services (IBM) A Relationship Made In Technology Heaven (Oracle) Oracle SOA vs. IBM SOA - Customer Perspectives on Evaluating Complexity and Business Value (Oracle)   Message to subscribers The Tablets in the Enterprise newsletter is now a co-branded ZDNet and TechRepublic offering. In addition to TechRepublic bloggers' tips about tablet deployments and management and new products, you will get the latest from ZDNet Mobile News, Hardware 2.0, Between the Lines, and Tech Broiler blogs. We hope you enjoy this expanded tablets coverage. Connect with TechRepublic The brewing battle between hybrid and all-flash storage Scott Lowe breaks down the advantages and disadvantages of solid state and hard disk drives for storage and explains why a hybrid solution brings you the best of both methods. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Big Data Analytics The Editor's Daily Picks Google in the Enterprise Cracking Open 10 Things

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