Apple iPad and iPhone Score Approval from the Department of Defense

By Ed Hardy | 5/18/2013

Both military and civilian employees of the Department of Defense (DoD) can now use Apple's tablets and smartphones for tasks that aren't related to high security.

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Asus FonePad Getting a Faster Processor, More Memory

By Ed Hardy | 5/17/2013

The Asus FonePad only debuted recently and there's already word that an improved version of this 7-inch tabletphone is coming soon.

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Square Stand Turns the iPad into a Register

By Sarah White | 5/17/2013

Square Stand will give small businesses, as well as larger businesses, an easy alternative to standard cash register systems. Get more details from TechnologyGuide.

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Apple Might Be Getting Serious About iWork

By Ed Hardy | 5/16/2013

It has been about two years since Apple released an iOS version of its iWork suite of Office apps, and a major upgrade might be in development.

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Microsoft Surface Mini Could Launch Next Month for $250

By Ed Hardy | 5/16/2013

Microsoft is close to introducing an 8-inch version of the Surface tablet, according to an unconfirmed report. This may be the low-price model many are hoping for.

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No Mention of Android 4.3 or Second-Gen Nexus 7 at Google I/O

By Ed Hardy | 5/15/2013

The keynote address of Google's developer conference covered quite a bit of ground, but a rumored update to the Nexus 7 tablet wasn't included, and neither was a new version of the Android OS.

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BlackBerry Messenger Headed for iPad and Android

By Ed Hardy | 5/14/2013

An announcement was made today that fans of BlackBerry Messenger have been hoping for for years: a version of BBM is going to be introduced for devices running iOS and Android. This will allow far more people to use this very popular service, for free.

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Microsoft Says Windows 8.1 Coming To Tablets as a Free Upgrade

By Ed Hardy | 5/14/2013

Microsoft has made it official: the update formerly known as "Windows Blue" will be named Windows 8.1. A preview of this will be introduced late next month.

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Apple Offers More iPad Management Features Than You Might Think

By admin | 5/14/2013

SearchConsumerization has an interview with Aaron Freimark, chief technology officer at New York-based Apple reseller Tekserve, about the challenges of corporate iPad management. In it, he shares tips for a successful iPad deployment.

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Gmail, Google Drive, Google+ Now Share the Same 15GB of Storage for Free

By Ed Hardy | 5/13/2013

Google is making a change that gives users of some of its services more flexibility. This will result in many having more storage capacity for their favorites.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Android Tablet Details Leak Out

By Ed Hardy | 5/13/2013

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 debuted last month, and this is apparently soon going to be followed by the Galaxy Tab 3 8.0, which is likely to be a less-expensive version of this Android tablet.

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Google Nexus 7 Second-Gen Could Be Unveiled Next Week

By Ed Hardy | 5/10/2013

The original Google Nexus 7 was announced at Google I/O last year, and the wraps are expected to come off a follow-up model in just a few days at this company's developer conference. Expect upgraded features, but not an upgraded price.

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