Tablet power to fight diseases
Hindustan Times
A handy seven-inch tablet (mobile computer) can help nip diseases such as tuberculosis and cancer in the bud. That is what Arun K Tiwari, MD and CEO of Indo-US Healthcare Pvt Ltd, said at the Uttar Pradesh Development Conclave organised jointly by ...
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San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Using iNum numbers as a second line to mobile phones, tablets and laptops creates a huge cost break through. Stamford, CT (PRWEB) May 27, 2012 Voip service provider V-Global Communications, Inc. (www.V-Global.net) announced today it has joined the ...
See all stories on this topic »Videoconferencing steps out of the office
San Jose Mercury News
"The tablet growth in businesses is just starting to take off and that really enhances a mobile video app." Polycom donated videoconferencing software and equipment that is used by Global Nomads. The Polycom RealPresence Mobile application the ...
See all stories on this topic »Demise of Cisco Cius Business Tablet Announced; Offers Lessons For Windows 8 ...
Mobile bloom News
It is likely that consumers who are looking to upgrade their personal mobile device will prefer Windows 8 based tablets as they already would already have experience with Windows on laptops. Much of the popularity of Windows 8 devices will depend on ...
See all stories on this topic »Browser wars flare in mobile space
Phys.Org
Research firm StatCounter found that global access from mobile devices, not including tablets, doubled in the year to January to 8.5 percent of all Internet usage. Google stepped up its effort earlier this year by releasing a full version of its Chrome ...
See all stories on this topic »iPad and Kindle Fire: Banking on Tablets
DailyFinance
By Amanda Alix, The Motley Fool A young, prosperous generation is becoming increasingly mobile, and its gadget of choice on which to perform day-to-day financial business is the tablet. A handful of banks, led by Bank of America (NYS: BAC) ...
See all stories on this topic »Fiserv creates iPad app for US Bank
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
This year, about 17% of US adults own tablets. "My goodness, tablet sales are skyrocketing," said Bob Meara, senior analyst with the Boston financial technology research and marketing firm Celent. He said banks must get on board with mobile banking in ...
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Hindustan Times
A handy seven-inch tablet (mobile computer) can help nip diseases such as tuberculosis and cancer in the bud. That is what Arun K Tiwari, MD and CEO of Indo-US Healthcare Pvt Ltd, said at the Uttar Pradesh Development Conclave organised jointly by ...
See all stories on this topic »V-Global Offers Free Worldwide Voice and Video Calls to iNums
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Using iNum numbers as a second line to mobile phones, tablets and laptops creates a huge cost break through. Stamford, CT (PRWEB) May 27, 2012 Voip service provider V-Global Communications, Inc. (www.V-Global.net) announced today it has joined the ...
See all stories on this topic »Videoconferencing steps out of the office
San Jose Mercury News
"The tablet growth in businesses is just starting to take off and that really enhances a mobile video app." Polycom donated videoconferencing software and equipment that is used by Global Nomads. The Polycom RealPresence Mobile application the ...
See all stories on this topic »Demise of Cisco Cius Business Tablet Announced; Offers Lessons For Windows 8 ...
Mobile bloom News
It is likely that consumers who are looking to upgrade their personal mobile device will prefer Windows 8 based tablets as they already would already have experience with Windows on laptops. Much of the popularity of Windows 8 devices will depend on ...
See all stories on this topic »Browser wars flare in mobile space
Phys.Org
Research firm StatCounter found that global access from mobile devices, not including tablets, doubled in the year to January to 8.5 percent of all Internet usage. Google stepped up its effort earlier this year by releasing a full version of its Chrome ...
See all stories on this topic »iPad and Kindle Fire: Banking on Tablets
DailyFinance
By Amanda Alix, The Motley Fool A young, prosperous generation is becoming increasingly mobile, and its gadget of choice on which to perform day-to-day financial business is the tablet. A handful of banks, led by Bank of America (NYS: BAC) ...
See all stories on this topic »Fiserv creates iPad app for US Bank
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
This year, about 17% of US adults own tablets. "My goodness, tablet sales are skyrocketing," said Bob Meara, senior analyst with the Boston financial technology research and marketing firm Celent. He said banks must get on board with mobile banking in ...
See all stories on this topic »