Microsoft can perform a type of network access control on Windows RT devices as a way to protect corporate networks from harm these …
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Apple plans to ditch Intel chips: Bloomberg
Apple is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning as early as 2020, replacing processors from Intel, according to a Bloomberg report, which cited sources familiar with the matter. 0 2810
7.85in iPad mini to launch this year
Apple will launch a new, smaller, cheaper iPad in the third quarter of 2012, according to new reports from China. …
Apple is third largest PC maker in US, while iPad is ‘product to beat’: report
The latest research published by Gartner shows that Apple is still the third largest PC manufacturer in the US. Meanwhile, …
Samsung Galaxy Note defies critics, sells 5 million
Samsung today announced that the Galaxy Note has sold 5 million units worldwide, putting the company on pace to exceed …
Kingston launches wireless portable storage device for smartphones, tablets
Kingston Digital Europe yesterday launched in the UAE a wireless portable storage device that allows user to carry and share …
Axed Microsoft’s tablet concept reborn as iPad app
Microsoft killed the Courier tablet concept in favor of Windows 8 tablets, but the idea behind it has now found a new …
Apple confirms imprecise iPad battery meter
Apple reacted to reports that the new iPad under-reports its battery status, saying a researcher’s analysis was essentially correct but …
Alcatel-Lucent lets iPads go from IM to voice and video without hanging up
Alcatel-Lucent’s OpenTouch Conversation software will allow enterprise users to switch among different ways of communicating – including instant messaging, voice …
Zoho launches Android, iPad apps for its CRM and project software
Zoho is expanding its push into mobile applications on Monday, rolling out native Android and iPad clients for its CRM …
10 apps every iPad user should own
There are many thousands of apps available. (As Apple’s advertising campaign says, “There’s an app for that.”) But some apps …