[TechRepublic] iOS integration in the enterprise

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Create a phased approach for integrating iOS in the enterprise Joshua Burke offers some guidelines when creating a phased approach for iOS integration in your organization. Read more Resource of the day Investing in A Cloud-Based Back-End Check out this white paper to learn about the tools you'll need to switch to a cloud-based back-end. Advanced web browsing on Android tablets Jack Wallen provides some tips for improving the browsing experience on Android tablets. Read more The e-reader is dead in the enterprise Patrick Gray doesn't see a huge future for e-readers in the enterprise, and he predicts that they'll be overrun by tablets in the consumer space as well. Read more AutoCAD WS: Take your CAD on the road Do you need to edit .dwg files on the go? Jack Wallen says there's an app for that -- AutoCAD WS. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   A Windows Store move that Google should adopt right away The big opportunity for Android in the corporate market involves giving companies the same open access that's been promised to Windows tablet users. Read more 10 billion Android Market apps served and counting On December 6, 2011, the Android Marketplace passed a major milestone: 10 billion apps downloaded. That's a lot of Angry Birds. Read more Android apps and advertising: A bit too cozy Did you know marketing companies supplying ads to Android apps are privy to the same user information supplied to the app developer? Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open: Amazon Kindle Touch (2011) Bill Detwiler cracks open the 2011 Amazon Kindle Touch. Inside this e-book reader, he found hardware from Freescale, SanDisk, and Samsung. View on site Inside Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (screenshots) Thanks to Android 4.0's newfound ability to take screenshots, we can bring you the inside look at Google's enormous Ice Cream Sandwich effort. View on site Cracking Open: Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Bill Detwiler cracks open the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet. Inside this Android-based tablet, he found hardware from Texas Instruments, SanDisk, and Hynix. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: The Power Behind Data Mining & Analytics This webcast will explain to you the process of data mining and data analytics. With the information you gain, you could revolutionize your business. Tune in to discover the power of data. Today's recommended downloads Live Webcast: The Power Behind Data Mining & Analytics (IBM) Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones (LogMeIn) Best Practices for Improving eCommerce Application Perforamnce (dynaTrace software) Rack Powering Options for High Density (American Power Conversion (APC)) Live Webcast: Complete Web Protection: 4 Strategies to Stop Threats (Sophos) Perennial favorites   Enterprise: 95 percent are choosing iPad over Android tablets Tablets are for people who hate computers Tablets at work: Disney uses iPads to drive construction project Five tips for improving your tablet experience Connect with TechRepublic Quantum computing: What is it and has it arrived? Most physicists and computer manufacturers think quantum computers will replace the silicon chips currently in use. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tech Sanity Check Google in the Enterprise TR Dojo 10 Things

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