Tablets: Apple Doesn't Need to Be First to Lead
[February 2, 2010]
Apple's iPad might not be the first, but an analyst with ABI Research says it will help define tablet computing as the market grows and matures.
Medical and Educational Fields Could Fall Hard for iPad
[February 1, 2010]
iPad will be entering the educational and medical markets with a big leg up: A library of thousands of applications medical professionals already depend on, ready for use on a bigger screen with more choices for interaction.
Reflecting on the Best of CES 2010
[January 29, 2010]
Now that we've had time to sort through everything the consumer tech industry threw at us, it's time to consider the most important news to come out of CES 2010.
The iPad's IT Pain and Promise
[January 29, 2010]
Just as IT departments get used to dealing with the likes of the iPhone, the iPad comes along and stands to create demand for the use of a device that doesn't provide the sort of security and management features administrators expect.
The iPad Has Landed
[January 27, 2010]
After a lot of speculation, the iPad has landed. The specs measure up to most of the rumors, but the price comes in a bit lower than many predicted. The choice buyers will face: Is the 802.11n Wi-FI connectivity good enough, or is it worth the extra $130 to add 3G support?
Lenovo Freshens Up the ThinkPad Line
[January 26, 2010]
Lenovo has decided to add a new coat of paint to the staid but reliable ThinkPad line with its new Edge offering, sweetening the deal with a $549 entry point price.
VeriWave Announces OTA Wi-Fi Testing Tool
[January 25, 2010]
WaveInsite works in conjunction with a small agent to test performance and interoperability on Wi-Fi networks.
10 Must-Have Security Tips from CES 2010
[January 21, 2010]
As the connectivity of our gadgets increases, so do our security risks. Lisa Phifer reports on some security tips coming out of this year's CES.
Forget the iSlate ... Is the iPhone Headed for Verizon Soon?
[January 20, 2010]
One analyst predicts next week's Apple event will involve news of the iPhone's availability on networks besides AT&T.
Windows Phone 7 Rumors Picking Up
[January 20, 2010]
Some say 'Seven' will debut in Barcelona -- others say 'No Way.'
Building Nexus One: $174.15, Hedging Your Ad Bets: Priceless
[January 12, 2010]
At $174.15, Google's new smartphone costs almost as much as an iPhone 3GS. Analysts say Google's motivation to sell its own phone mirrors Apple's, even if the reasons are different.
Latest AirWave Unifies Wireless, Wired and Mobile Control
[January 11, 2010]
Aruba expands AirWave 7's reach to deliver unified management of Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and mobile devices.
IPv4 Isn't Dead ... Yet
[January 8, 2010]
We're not out of IPv4 addresses ... yet ... and ARIN is out at CES this week to spread the word on IPv6 to consumer electronics firms.
Interest in Wi-Fi Direct Running High Ahead of Spec
[January 7, 2010]
Wi-Fi Direct promises to make it easier for consumers to share Wi-Fi-enabled devices like printers and cameras with their computers and each other.
Verizon and AT&T to Get New Moto Android Phones?
[December 31, 2009]
Verizon and AT&T may be on deck for new Wi-Fi-capable Android phones in 2010: one with a soft keyboard and the other with a physical keyboard.
