Consultant Deborah Lovich could be accomplishing the management feat of the mobile era. She’s convinced hundreds of agile-thumbed, on-at-all-hours colleagues to put down their smart phones and stop working or checking e-mail all evening long.
The number of cyber attacks jumped 81% in 2011, with mobile platforms like Google’s Android operating system increasingly being targeted, according to an annual “Internet Security Threat Report” released on Monday by security software vendor Symantec.
Posted by Elena Galitskaya on May 1, 2012 in Mobile Web, Social Networking, Web Development | View Comments If you let your imagination run wild, innovations such asGoogle’s Project Glass suggest there will come a time when we’ll no longer converse with each other, but instead exchange data like a bunch of GPS-enabled cyborgs.
Microsoft Office Suite for Symbian, which was delivered as part of the the recent Microsoft Apps 2.0 software update, provides a document viewing and basic editing functionality, but also deep integration with Microsoft’s Exchange and Sharepoint solutions.
Mobile development has come a long way in the past few years. But as technology continues to introduce new and more innovating products at a rapid pace, there’s room for many developers to make huge mistakes along the way — ones that could jeopardize their product or even their entire business.
With the rise in smartphone adoption and mobile usage, it’s clear that the mobile device will become the dominant entry point for social media.
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This online survey was a big success as a total of 281 professionals working mainly in the marketing, communication and web offices of 267 institutions of higher education completed it from January 9, 2012 to February 13, 2012.
Remember when it took 23 clicks to find movie showtimes on your mobile phone? While that may seem like an eon ago, in reality it’s just been a few short years. The mobile evolution has been advancing at a break-neck pace.
Research finds a third of companies planning to launch four or more mobile projects in the next 18 months
When you operate a small business, the last thing you want to do is waste precious time. Luckily, mobile apps for Apple and Android devices can help simplify many of your day-to-day business operations.
Richard Francis shares his top tips on how your business can create apps that are well-designed, innovative and easy to use
Social media and other consumer websites have embraced new technology to ensure a positive experience for millions of online users, handle large volumes of complex, unstructured data, and ensure reliability and security in the public cloud. Programmers, armed with the right tools, will likely become the heroes for the next generation of enterprise Web applications.
