Vaio unveilings: Sony shows hybrid Duo 11, Tap 20 desktop PC
CNET
which will be PCs, but based on mobile technology. If Apple & Android don't wake up soon, we'll have a 'new' windows domination of the desk-top market for the NEXT 20 years :) Despite my well-honed prejudices, I believe that if the software is Ok (W8 ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung Unveils Windows 8 Mobile Devices, Updates Note
PCWorld
For users who prefer Intel-based processors and Windows 8, the ATIV Smart PC and Smart PC Pro both have keyboards that can be attached magnetically to the screen. They have also inherited the S Pen from the Galaxy Note-family, which allows users to ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung launches Windows 8 ATIV line with new smartphone, three tablets
PC Advisor
The lineup, unveiled in Berlin, Germany during a webcast, also includes an ATIV Tab that runs Windows RT and two Windows 8 x86 tablets that have magnetically attachable keyboards called the ATIV Smart PC and the ATIV Smart PC Pro. The company ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile May Miss Out on New iPhone
PC Advisor
By Jared Newman | PC World | 29 August 12. T-Mobile may be planning for a 2012 holiday season without Apple's latest iPhone. Related Articles. Orange and T-Mobile to ... Still, there is some good news for T-Mobile subscribers who want an iPhone: T ...
See all stories on this topic »BYOD the most radical change to enterprise since the PC
Computer Business Review
Staff bringing their own mobile devices into the workplace is proving to be the most radical change in enterprise computing since the first PC entered the workplace. While its nothing new that workers are increasingly bring their own devices into the ...
See all stories on this topic »Total War Battles: Shogun Moves Moves From Mobile To PC
RipTen
Creative Assembly's dive into hex-based, mobile games has come to PC. Total War Battles: Shogun is available today on Steam. Here's the trailer: The game is available for $7.99, which is $3 more than the iOS version, but unlocks a unit pack in Total ...
See all stories on this topic »Consumers Juggle Four Screens Daily--But Marketers Haven't Yet Followed Them
Forbes
But new research commissioned by Google indicates the problem is even more complicated: People aren't just going mobile, they're using those mobile devices at the same time as, or right before or after, watching television, using their PC, or settling ...
See all stories on this topic »CIOs predict the death of the PC and the desk phone
TechRepublic (blog)
Nearly two-thirds of CIOs expect the desk phone to disappear from everyday use within five years, with PCs are the next most likely to become redundant, according to 62 per cent of CIOs. It's perhaps no surprise. Mobile working has made any fixed ...
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CNET
which will be PCs, but based on mobile technology. If Apple & Android don't wake up soon, we'll have a 'new' windows domination of the desk-top market for the NEXT 20 years :) Despite my well-honed prejudices, I believe that if the software is Ok (W8 ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung Unveils Windows 8 Mobile Devices, Updates Note
PCWorld
For users who prefer Intel-based processors and Windows 8, the ATIV Smart PC and Smart PC Pro both have keyboards that can be attached magnetically to the screen. They have also inherited the S Pen from the Galaxy Note-family, which allows users to ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung launches Windows 8 ATIV line with new smartphone, three tablets
PC Advisor
The lineup, unveiled in Berlin, Germany during a webcast, also includes an ATIV Tab that runs Windows RT and two Windows 8 x86 tablets that have magnetically attachable keyboards called the ATIV Smart PC and the ATIV Smart PC Pro. The company ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile May Miss Out on New iPhone
PC Advisor
By Jared Newman | PC World | 29 August 12. T-Mobile may be planning for a 2012 holiday season without Apple's latest iPhone. Related Articles. Orange and T-Mobile to ... Still, there is some good news for T-Mobile subscribers who want an iPhone: T ...
See all stories on this topic »BYOD the most radical change to enterprise since the PC
Computer Business Review
Staff bringing their own mobile devices into the workplace is proving to be the most radical change in enterprise computing since the first PC entered the workplace. While its nothing new that workers are increasingly bring their own devices into the ...
See all stories on this topic »Total War Battles: Shogun Moves Moves From Mobile To PC
RipTen
Creative Assembly's dive into hex-based, mobile games has come to PC. Total War Battles: Shogun is available today on Steam. Here's the trailer: The game is available for $7.99, which is $3 more than the iOS version, but unlocks a unit pack in Total ...
See all stories on this topic »Consumers Juggle Four Screens Daily--But Marketers Haven't Yet Followed Them
Forbes
But new research commissioned by Google indicates the problem is even more complicated: People aren't just going mobile, they're using those mobile devices at the same time as, or right before or after, watching television, using their PC, or settling ...
See all stories on this topic »CIOs predict the death of the PC and the desk phone
TechRepublic (blog)
Nearly two-thirds of CIOs expect the desk phone to disappear from everyday use within five years, with PCs are the next most likely to become redundant, according to 62 per cent of CIOs. It's perhaps no surprise. Mobile working has made any fixed ...
See all stories on this topic »