[TechRepublic] Get out of your home office with Work+

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Get out of your home office with Work+ Will Kelly shows us the basics of Work+, a free iPhone app that can help you find alternative places to work, including coffee shops and cafes. Read more Resource of the day IBM System X eGuide: deliver immediate and impactful benefits to your IT operations Whether you have implemented virtualization already or not, a private cloud solution based on IBM System X servers will deliver immediate and impactful benefits to your IT operations. Learn how to multitask on the Samsung Galaxy Note II Jack Wallen takes a look at two multitasking features on the Samsung Galaxy Note II: Multi Window and Popup Note. Read more Use the Dolphin Webzine add-on for fast access to uncluttered content Jack Wallen takes a look at Dolphin Webzine, an add-on to the Dolphin Browser that makes it easier to navigate and read content. Read more Posts from TechRepublic   An easy hack to see if your Android code executes on the emulator William J. Francis shares a handy tip for detecting whether an app is running on an actual Android device or the emulator. Read more Best practices: Develop heterogeneous iOS apps Your next iOS app should combine the distinct advantages of a native app with the versatility of an HTML5 app. Read more Android resource types: from basic to advanced App developers, read this overview of some of the basic and more advanced resource types that are commonly used in Android projects. Read more Posts from ZDNet   Apple: What you need to do in mobile in 2013 Apple is going great guns but there are some things I hope to see them do this year. This is the second installment in the series sharing what I would like the major players in mobile to do in 2013. Read more Google: What you need to do in mobile in 2013 The end of each year sees a rash of articles predicting what we will see in the year to follow. This is not one of those, it is recommendations to help Google firm its position in the mobile space in 2013. Read more Android 'Jelly Bean' usage share breaks 10 percent barrier Android 4.1 and 4.2 'Jelly Bean' sees another huge jump in usage share, finally taking it over the 10 percent barrier. Read more Samsung, Apple mobile duopoly keeps rolling By platform, Google and Apple control 85.7 percent of the smartphone market. Research in Motion is a distant No. 3 with 7.3 percent of the smartphone market in November. Read more Google's Motorola purchase: Was it worth it? Google bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, closed the deal in May 2012 and then went about closing facilities and selling parts of it. Were the patents and handset unit worth it? Read more HTC: Our competitors were 'too strong' last year HTC CEO Peter Chou has admitted that the firm's marketing decisions were poor last year, but believes "2013 will not be too bad." Read more Today's recommended downloads HP 3PAR Thin Provisioning Best Practices (Hewlett-Packard (HP)® & Intel®) Oracle Database Appliance (Oracle) Oracle's SPARC T4-1, SPARC T4-2, SPARC T4-4 and SPARC T4-1B Server Architecture (Oracle) IBM's Migration Factory (IBM) Avoiding the Accidental SOA Cloud Architecture (Oracle) Connect with TechRepublic How to deal with DDoS extortions Patrick Lambert looks at some of the ways you can protect your website from DDoS extortion threats. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tips, the latest tech news updates, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Big Data Analytics Five Apps Tablets in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things The Editor's Daily Picks

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