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Banning the Phablet…  with the Samsung ATIV with Keyboard.

Banning the Phablet… with the Samsung ATIV with Keyboard.

By Adron Hall on July 9, 2013

Ok, in the end, let’s just call these things tablets. I know there is the attempt to call these phablets, but that’s so freakin’ stupid. They’re called tablets Microsoft. Just go with the flow. Here’s an unboxing, initial application viewing & a bit more via video. I’ve broken this review into three sections; A Video […]

Posted in Technology | Tagged ATIV, fablet, phablet, reviews, Samsung, tablet, video, win8, windows, windows 8

It's a Tablet! It's a PC! No, it's a tasty floor wax!

It’s a Tablet! It’s a PC! No, it’s a tasty floor wax!

By Chris Yeh on August 30, 2012

We seem to have reached the stage of tablet evolution where ungainly variations are crawling out of the primordial ooze on a daily basis.Just today, a single Engadget story covered the Sony VAIO Duo 11–a tablet that converts into a laptop via a slid…

Posted in Technology | Tagged Apple, laptop, personal computer, Powerbook Duo, smartphone, tablet, thinkpad, vaio

No For Kno, Finally.  It Was DOA Anyway.

No For Kno, Finally. It Was DOA Anyway.

By Zoli Erdos on February 21, 2011

Boomtown reports Kno, makers of the flip-open dual tablet designed for the education market is planning to sell off the hardware business, and focus on software only. Says Kara Swisher: That’s because marketing a new and complex product like the Kno takes a lot of effort and cash, especially since it is an increasingly competitive […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged books, e-reader, hardware, ipad, kindle, kno, que, situational device, tablet

Business Analytics on the Samsung Galaxy Tab

Business Analytics on the Samsung Galaxy Tab

By Guest Authors on November 18, 2010

Earlier this week, I had a quick chance to use the new Samsung Galaxy Tab — the first serious tablet rival to the iPad — and check out its analytic / business intelligence capabilities. The device runs Android 2.2, which supports Adobe Flash, so the first thing I tried was a couple of dashboards suitable […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged All, Analytics, android, business analytics, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Crystal Reports, Dashboards, Featured, Galaxy Tab, google, html, ipad, itunes, Mobile BI, Samsung, sap, tablet, Web Intelligence, Xcelsius

Great Analytic Dashboards on the BlackBerry PlayBook

Great Analytic Dashboards on the BlackBerry PlayBook

By Guest Authors on November 8, 2010

Corporate tablet alternatives to the iPad are now on the horizon.
At the recent Adobe Max 2010 conference, Mike Lazardis demonstrated SAP BusinessObjects Dashboards running on the brand-new Adobe-Flash compatible BlackBerry PlayBook.

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged 2010, adobe, All, Analytic, BI, business analytics, Business Intelligence, BusinessObjects, Dashboards, Featured, innovation, Innovation Center, ipad, iphone, Max, PlayBook, RIM, sap, tablet | 1 Response

Cisco Planning To Acquire Skype To Target Consumer Market?

Cisco Planning To Acquire Skype To Target Consumer Market?

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 30, 2010

Mike Arrington has made a post talking about a possible acquisition of Skype by Cisco. According to him there are talks to acquire Skype at a price near $5 Billion before they complete the IPO process. Cisco has made an offer to acquire Skype before they complete their IPO process, says one of our more […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged android, cisco, skype, tablet, telepresence, voip

The Kno is Not a Tablet.  It’s a Workout Device

The Kno is Not a Tablet. It’s a Workout Device

By Zoli Erdos on August 12, 2010

Seriously.  At 5 and a half pounds it’s not exactly a lightweight tablet you would want to hold for hours. I have a very simple test for you: if you have an average 14”-15” laptop around, flip it open, hold it vertically, just like this: … and tell me how long you could comfortably hold […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged books, e-reader, hardware, ipad, kindle, kno, que, situational device, tablet | 3 Responses

Cisco Just Kicked iPad Out of Enterprise Market With Cisco Cius

Cisco Just Kicked iPad Out of Enterprise Market With Cisco Cius

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 29, 2010

Cisco Live is going on at Las vegas and I just watched the keynote by John Chambers, their CEO. The turn around by Cisco is impressive and they are really onto something with their video strategy. Today Cisco announced their new tablet strategy bringing telepresence to the reach of Joes and Janes like myself and […]

Posted in Analysis, Mobile, Strategy | Tagged cisco, cisco live, Enterprise, ipad, tablet, video | 1 Response

Why The iPad Is Important

Why The iPad Is Important

By Guest Authors on April 5, 2010

Alright, I’ve read the reviews. I’ve the read Cory’s piece about open-ness and closed platforms (and I agree, open is better). I’ve read from the nit-picking details to the high level geekery, and I’m here to say, the iPad is an important device. Of course, some have already heralded it as the inflection point in […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged HCI, human-computer-interaction, innovation, ipad, tablet, touch

Is the iPad a big iPod or is it the new Newton?

Is the iPad a big iPod or is it the new Newton?

By David Terrar on February 1, 2010

The first thing I’ve got to say is the title of this post was supplied in a tweet from Alan Patrick (@freecloud), but it perfectly encapsulates the controversy going on in the geek world around the new Apple tablet device announced on Wednesday.  Is it going to be as successful and “game changing” like the […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged Apple, appstore, convergence, darwin, Design, divergence, ebook, epub, ibook, ipad, iphone, iPod, mac, newton, productivity, tablet | 2 Responses

Steve Ballmer Signs a Macbook - How About the Apple Tablet?

Steve Ballmer Signs a Macbook – How About the Apple Tablet?

By Zoli Erdos on January 25, 2010

Legend says Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer got really angry last year at an internal Microsoft event, when he saw an employee taking his pic with an iPhone- he grabbed it, pretended to stomp it and made fun of the employee (is he still an employee?) . Well apparently he is more tolerant with outsiders, in […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged Apple, humor, ipad, mac, microsoft, Steve Ballmer, tablet

There is one good thing to come out of the Crunchpad

There is one good thing to come out of the Crunchpad

By Dan Morrill on January 5, 2010

The one good thing to come out of the Crunchpad was to ignite a market that had lain dormant for the last couple of years. That is the idea of a slate computer, and looking at what is happening all over the news about CES, manufacturers are foaming at the mouth to get their pretty […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged Apple, Cool Tools, crunchpad, Michael Arrington, tablet, techcrunch, Technology, Vaporware

The Tablet Debate – Situational Device, Take # 764531276534

The Tablet Debate – Situational Device, Take # 764531276534

By Zoli Erdos on January 3, 2010

Gotta love the new debate on Tablets – it’s not about the CrunchPad, JooJoo or the Apple Tablet anymore.  It’s about whether we need any.  Joe Wilcox declared that The world doesn’t need an Apple tablet, or any other. Really?  Well, there was this other guy who famously declared: I think there is a world […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Apple, crunchpad, iphone, islate, situational computer, situational device, situational hardware, tablet | 1 Response

Crunchpad Make Over -  How Appropriate:  JooJoo equals Bad Karma

Crunchpad Make Over – How Appropriate: JooJoo equals Bad Karma

By Dan Morrill on December 7, 2009

The Crunchpad under an alternative alias/name from Fusion Garage made its debut this morning, under the appropriately named JooJoo. JooJoo in the urban dictionary means “bad karma” or bad luck. Being part of the Monday Morning Drama – Fusion Garage CEO Chandrasekar Rathakrishnan showed off the new JooJoo system that is the Crunchpad as originally […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged Apple, Cool Tools, crunchpad, Engadget, Fusion Garage, joojoo, Michael Arrington, politics, tablet, techcrunch, Technology | 1 Response

CrunchPad, Netbooks and Vacuum Cleaners

CrunchPad, Netbooks and Vacuum Cleaners

By Zoli Erdos on July 31, 2009

We covered the CrunchPad a fair bit here, so it’s only natural to report it’s inching closer to Launch.   Or is it rather slipping?  The Straits Times visited Fusion Garage, the Singapore-based company that’s developing the CrunchPad, and published details.  It’s now expected to hit the market in November, just in time for Christmas shopping. […]

Posted in General | Tagged Apple, crunchpad, Fusion Garage, intel, netbooks, notebooks, situational device, situational hardware, tablet, techcrunch | 2 Responses

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