Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Tuesday, November 1, 2011
One of the biggest challenges that many IT organizations now face is how to make investments in Windows applications easily accessible to a new generation of mobile computing devices that run anything but Windows. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Thursday, October 6, 2011
People who use the FaceTime videoconferencing application on iPhone and iPad devices regularly have already seen a glimpse of the coming communications revolution. The challenge, of course, is that FaceTime is basically limited to point-to-point videoconferencing over a Wi-Fi connection. Continue Reading »
Enterprise Applications | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Much of the conversation these days following the announcement of the proposed acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google has focused on what this means for all the handset and tablet manufacturers that support Google Android. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Mike Vizard Wednesday, May 25, 2011
One of the issues that IT organizations have with Google Android is the amount of investment they have put into building and deploying Windows applications. In an ideal corporate IT world, smartphones and tablet devices would run some form of Windows that would allow these applications to run seamlessly from smartphone to server and back again. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Joseff Betancourt Friday, March 11, 2011
Sometime between Google taking a huge share of the mobile handset market and Verizon offering the Apple iPhone 4, a big change occurred – choice. Continue Reading »
Mobile Computing | Blog Post | Wayne Rash Wednesday, March 9, 2011
The news about the latest version of Apple’s iPad came to me tweet by tweet as a few members of the media gathered around a colleague’s smartphone for news on the big announcement. Continue Reading »
