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Apple strays from cat names, unveils OS X Mavericks

By Jason Cipriani June 10, 2013 Post a comment

Apple has ditched the leopards, lions and cats and instead has started naming its OS releases after California landmarks. But the name isn’t the only interesting change you’ll find with the OS X Mavericks. We go through our favorite new features on Apple’s latest OS X.

The democratization of BlackBerry

By Lynn Greiner June 4, 2013 Post a comment

The days seeing a BlackBerry in the hands of every businessman and woman have come and gone, but does the birth of the BlackBerry 10 mean a comeback? We examine the new features associated with the latest BlackBerry series and whether these innovations are enough to bring the BlackBerry back into corporate dominance.

New company gets IT professionals hired the Hollywood way

By Michael Gabriel Sumastre May 13, 2013 Post a comment

Struggling with the job hunt? We’ve got a new solution for you. 10xmanagement offers a unique, new Hollywood style hiring service for IT professionals and we give you all the details.

Microsoft’s adoption dilemma: Can it rescue Windows 8?

By Donovan Colbert April 9, 2013 Post a comment

Windows 8 is the best mobile OS platform available, says tech writer and IT pro Donovan Colbert. Problem is, most people don’t know it, and Microsoft isn’t doing itself any favors by making Windows 8 less consumer- and business-friendly than other OSs on the market.

What can we expect from the new Ubuntu OS?

By Michael Gabriel Sumastre March 15, 2013 Post a comment

A new OS has hit the scene. We discuss the potential for Ubuntu and how it could potentially shake up the competition with its late 2013 release.

The Tech World’s Most Infamous Flops

By Michael Gabriel Sumastre February 9, 2013 Post a comment

While certain gadgets and technologies have transformed the ways we interact with the world, others have, well, flopped. What happened to these companies and why didn’t they have what it takes to make it big? We discuss some of the biggest flops in recent tech history.

10 Excessively High-Tech Products That Shouldn’t Exist

By Stacy Warden January 29, 2013 Post a comment

Potty training with the iPad? A coat that hugs you? A fork that tells you to stop stuffing your face? Learn more about these and eight other products too tech for their own good.

How Gamification is Making Its Presence Felt in IT

By Mike Lata January 26, 2013 Post a comment

We discuss gamification concepts in the office environment as well as software development.

iPad Tools for the IT Professional

iPad Tools for the IT Professional

By Jillian Pandav January 23, 2013 56:23 Post a comment

In this on-demand webinar, mobility expert and TrainSignal instructor John O’Neill Sr demonstrates six different IT apps on the iPad and shows how they can benefit IT pros in the workplace.

Performing Local and Remote iPad Wipes

Performing Local and Remote iPad Wipes

By Jillian Pandav January 19, 2013 9:53 Post a comment

Learn how to perform a local wipe as well as a remote wipe on an iPad in this free video from our iPads in the Enterprise Training with mobility expert John O’Neill Sr.

iPad Screen Repair: New Challenges with Fixing iPad 4 and iPad Mini

By Mike Lata January 18, 2013 Post a comment

We outline some of the major differences between the newer versions of the iPad, including the iPad Mini, and older ones when it comes to replacing a cracked screen yourself.

Deploying iPads in the Enterprise: Your Questions Answered

By John O'Neill Sr. January 18, 2013 Post a comment

Our mobility expert answers questions about accessing Windows apps from the iPad, wiping an iPad that isn’t connected to the LAN, connecting an iPad to the enterprise from outside, and more!

Setting Up a VPN for iPad

Setting Up a VPN for iPad

By Jillian Pandav January 16, 2013 10:20 Post a comment

Watch as mobility expert John O’Neill Sr. sets up a VPN on an iPad in this free video from our iPads in the Enterpise Training.

Utilizing iPad IT Apps in the Enterprise

Utilizing iPad IT Apps in the Enterprise

By Jillian Pandav January 14, 2013 8:12 Post a comment

Mobility expert John O’Neill Sr. demonstrates how to use the different iPad IT apps that can be useful in the workplace in this free video from our iPads in the Enterprise Training.

5 Most-Anticipated Gadgets of 2013 and Beyond

By Mike Lata January 11, 2013 One comment

If you thought 2012 was a hot year for gadgets, wait until you hear about the upcoming devices that are on our radar.

2013 New Year’s Resolutions: Apps to Keep You In Line

By Mike Lata December 22, 2012 Post a comment

As 2013 approaches, it’s time to think of your new year’s resolutions. No matter what you vow to work on in the new year, you’re not alone. There are apps to help you!

How to Surf the Web Anonymously

By Mike Lata December 19, 2012 Post a comment

This article focuses on anonymous web access using TOR and online privacy. If you want to do your web browsing with some added privacy and security, these tools will help you out.

The Mini-Tablet Battle: Comparing the Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD and iPad Mini

By Mike Lata December 15, 2012 2 comments

We compare the Kindle Fire HD, the iPad Mini and the Nexus 7 to determine which is the best buy this holiday season.

How Mobile Payments Will One Day Replace Wallets: Part 1

By Mike Lata December 11, 2012 Post a comment

In the first part of our two-part series on mobile payments, we discuss the company called Square and delve into the potential such companies have in making our wallets obsolete. Square specializes in mobile payment solutions that allow us to bypass many credit card restrictions as merchants and use apps instead of wallets to carry cash.

Apple vs Google: The Battle Escalates with New Products

By Mike Lata November 10, 2012 One comment

Google and Apple are in a heated rivalry right now that spans all sorts of software and hardware. So far it has pretty much been contained to the mobile market with devices such as tablets and software such as Google Maps. However, could it spill into different markets?

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