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The bring your own device (BYOD) tablet movement preceded enterprises adopting tablet strategies and outfitting their workforce with devices.  BYOD was a natural progression as tablets gained popularity and users discovered they had usefulness in the workplace, not just for entertainment or…

The Android operating system is taking both the smartphone and tablet markets by storm, especially throughout the United States. With so many consumers and employees using Android-powered devices, users can adopt Android controls to develop applications easily and effectively with intuitive controls.

A recent report by comScore said that the Android operating system accounted for 52 percent of all U.S. smartphones in…

What does the future of mobile phones hold for us? The laws of technology broadly state that technology will inevitably get cheaper and cheaper, which naturally includes the technology involved in making smartphones. Cheaper devices very quickly end up in the hands of more and more consumers as they become more affordable. Where so called ‘feature phones’ still rule the roost, in third world and similar countries, smartphones…

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Just two years after Apple introduced the original iPad – which sold more than 19 million units in its first year² – tablets have reached a critical mass, according to comScore¹. 

One of the contributing factors in tablet computers’ popularity is their convenience.  Business users can access corporate documents, intranets, social media…