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Product Review: Fujitsu Stylistic Q550
Tablets »
Product Review: Fujitsu Stylistic Q550
This lightweight tablet delivers robust productivity features. ...more
Review: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet
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Review: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet
The business-minded ThinkPad Tablet from Lenovo will boost users’ productivity. ...more
VoWLAN Handsets Improve Communication
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VoWLAN Handsets Improve Communication
Mobile handsets can ensure crystal-clear, reliable communication. ...more
IT Governance »
Penn Police Cars Get Tech Face-Lift
For any public-safety organization, technology rollouts hinge on reducing downtime. Discover how the Pennsylvania State Police kept a Panasonic Toughbook install to four hours per vehicle.
BYOD Success Stories
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BYOD Success Stories
Governments can borrow some planning aspects of business BYOD programs. ...more
Review: Eee Pad Transformer Is More Than Meets the Eye
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Review: Eee Pad Transformer Is More Than Meets the Eye
ASUS offers the best of both worlds with the Eee Pad Transformer TF101. ...more
Tablets to the Rescue
Tablets »
Tablets to the Rescue
Faced with obsolete Panasonic Toughbooks, the Lacey Fire District 3 in Washington opts for ASUS Eee Slate EP121 tablets instead of a new batch of notebooks. The switch has allowed the department to meet its requirements while saving money. ...more
Outfitting a Teleworker
Mobile Security »
Outfitting a Teleworker
Most staff are now teleworkers in some capacity, and their tools should reflect that. ...more
A Fine Idea
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Review: Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1
Lenovo’s Android-powered IdeaPad Tablet K1, one of three tablets that the company announced in summer 2011, is preloaded with applications to help users work and play on the go. ...more
How to Keep Tabs on Mobile Devices
Mobile Security »
How to Keep Tabs on Mobile Devices
Mobile device management applications bring additional security and control to mobile environments. ...more
North Carolina's CIO Jerry Fralick
Mobile Security »
@NASCIO: States Edge Toward BYOT
Bring your own technology? States show a willingness to bring personal devices on to public networks when it makes sense — from use, cost and security perspectives.
Consumer Computing Goes to Work
Smartphones »
How North Dakota Implemented a BYOD Program For Public-Sector Workers
Bring Your Own Technology programs free workers from carrying multiple computing devices and trim organizations’ capital expenditures and wireless service costs. ...more