[TechRepublic] Tablets will replace desk phones

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | March 23, 2012

Six reasons why tablets will replace desk phones Are tablets going to replace the corporate desk phone? Will Kelly believes that the pieces are coming together to make this a sensible option for many companies. Read more Resource of the day Download the IDC Ten Best Practices Report: Cloud Service Selection and Management Check out this white paper to learn the ten best practices for choosing a cloud computing service provider. Windows 8: One device to rule them all? Patrick Gray discusses Microsoft's patent for a dockable tablet. Do you think this will be the one device to rule them all for enterprise tablet users? Read more Chrome Beta is just another browser choice for Android Donovan Colbert compares the native Android browser with Chrome Beta for Android, using Google Docs as the experimental app. Find out why he's not impressed. Read more Tablets as patient portals for healthcare In this guest post by Kevin Tye, imagine a not-so-distant future where tablets act as a patient portal for healthcare needs. Read more Turn your tablet into a pad of paper with Antipaper Notes One of Jack Wallen's favorite apps for taking notes on his Android tablet is Antipaper Notes. Here's a closer look at this useful tool. Read more The iPad's success is still more about the 'i' than the 'Pad' With all the talk about extra pixels and megabits, it's easy to lose sight of why the iPad is really winning. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   How to use your New iPad as a second display for your Mac Wil Limoges describes a handy app that allows you to mirror your Mac display on your iPad or other iOS device. Read more How to mirror the iPad's display on large monitors Erik Eckel explains the options for using adapters and AirPlay to mirror iPads' displays on larger monitors for meetings, presentations, and seminars. Read more Larger iPads put more money in Apple's pockets 2012 iPad hardware cost breakdown reveals that Apple charges a hefty premium for the 32GB and 64GB models. Read more iPad revamp doesn't change our tablet rollout plans, say CIOs The new iPad's retina display hasn't charmed CIOs: but tablets will be flooding into the enterprise anyway Read more Apple innovations: What's around the corner Now that the initial iPad furor has died down a bit, it's time to speculate about what comes next for Apple. Here is a round-up of the latest rumors and educated guesses about upcoming Apple tech. Read more 10 things to consider before going mobile-only Many users are abandoning their desktops and notebooks in favor of mobile devices. If you plan to go that route, be sure you can deal with this list of issues. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Apple iPad 2012 (Wi-Fi) Bill Detwiler cracks open the 2012 Apple iPad. Inside the tablet, he found hardware from Samsung, Broadcom, Hynix, and more. View on site 10 free tools that IT pros love There's a world of freeware out there just waiting to make your life easier. Check out these top picks for techs. View on site Today's recommended downloads Beyond Simple Total Cost of Ownership (SuccessFactors) Business Execution: Executive Buyer's Guide (SuccessFactors) Download the IDC Ten Best Practices Report: Cloud Service Selection and Management (CSC) Selecting the Right EHR for the Life of Your Practice and Your Patients (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) How a Healthy Infrastructure Translates to Better Patient Care (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Perennial favorites   Why tablets matter for enterprise users Five tips for improving your tablet experience Toshiba Thrive: The best business-grade tablet on the market Connect with TechRepublic Why The Pirate Bay's robot drone idea is just Pi in the sky Network experts tell TechRepublic whether the torrent site's plans to use flying bots to keep the site online could really work. 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 Cracking Open 10 Things

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