Archives : mobility

the broadband revolution will not be televised

published on 2012/02/06 by Stewart Baines

TV white space technology is an innovative way of interlacing wireless data communications alongside TV broadcast. Proposed by the IEEE and the Wireless Innovation Alliance, it can deliver very high data rates over extremely long distances with low latency and at low cost. ...

the broadband revolution will not be televised

will "ultrabooks" take over tablets?

published on 2012/02/01 by philippe schaufelberger

Early January I attended CES 2012 in Las Vegas and got a taste of the latest major IT trends and newest technologies. From a mobility perspective, one area really stood out: the ultrabook and its impact on the B2B market....

will "ultrabooks" take over tablets?

three cloud services trends for 2012

published on 2012/01/23 by Stewart Baines

Is this the year of the Cloud, like 2011 or 2010 before it? The difference is that it's on the verge of a typing point. Microsoft, Google and Amazon have already nailed their flag to the mast of cloud services, and with iCloud, Apple has joined the club....

three cloud services trends for 2012

quicklook: mobile in 2012

published on 2012/01/09 by Anthony Plewes

Mobile will be massive in 2012, and beyond. The smartphone-driven explosion is changing everything and they are taking over some of the ancillary functions traditionally handled by laptops and other PCs....

quicklook: mobile in 2012

mobile devices and hidden threats

published on 2012/01/06 by philippe schaufelberger

Most people working in IT acknowledge the fact that adding tablets and smartphones, aka a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy, to the corporate ecosystem contains a lot of threats that need to be taken extremely seriously without delay before talking about any potential business opportunity....

mobile devices and hidden threats