Smartphone shootout: Which mobile OS is the biggest productivity-booster?

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	Bill Gates admits CTRL-ALT-DEL was mistake, as was dropping out of Harvard Microsoft chairman Bill Gates acknowledged that the "CTRL-ALT-DEL" means of logging into your Windows PC was a mistake, although done with the best of intentions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Canon Printing for the Mobile Age In this white paper, we'll examine the current state of enterprise printing technology with an emphasis on key IT concerns and desired solutions. What are the key mobility/cloud trends in the workplace and how have the lead to the inefficiencies of enterprise printing today? Learn More In this Issue Smartphone shootout: Which mobile OS is the biggest productivity-booster? Multifactor authentication available on Windows Azure Enterprises more accepting of Android, while Windows is losing ground WHITE PAPER: HP Why Your Organization Needs a Next Generation Firewall Learn why next-generation firewalls hold promise to combat the evolving threat landscape, how to make the business case for the technology, and how to select the solution that's right for your organization. Learn More Smartphone shootout: Which mobile OS is the biggest productivity-booster? Want to get more done faster with your smartphone? iOS 7, iOS 6, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone all have their fans. But if you really want to know the truth, you need to go to the pros: Usability experts who have put them through their paces. Here's what they found. Read More WEBCAST: APC by Schneider Electric Make your data center available, efficient and safe We will discuss what you should expect from a world class service provider and the scope of services needed to make your data center the best it can be. Learn More. Learn More. Multifactor authentication available on Windows Azure Microsoft has announced the general availability of multifactor authentication on its Windows Azure cloud platform. Read More Enterprises more accepting of Android, while Windows is losing ground Enterprises are increasingly interested in developing apps for Android-based smartphones and tablets, showing how Google's OS is becoming more accepted, according to a poll. At the same time fewer are willing to spend resources on Microsoft's OSes. Read More
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