Archive for October, 2009
My iPhone: A Comprehensive Resource Guide
One of the best things about iPhone (and all things Mac for that matter) is the general feeling that you don’t need no stinking manuals
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iPhone Push Notification: iLime & Urban Airship Pave the Way With Middleware Offerings
There are lots of iPhone apps that can improve functionality and engage users by taking advantage of Apple Push Notification Services (APNS). However, it’s a non-trivial development challenge. It requires a web services infrastructure, skills your development team may not possess or resources your company cannot afford.
Full StoryMobile Professionals Develop Business Acuity and Information Readiness With New Gist iPhone App
How cool is it to start a meeting or conversation with a comment about something you could have known ONLY if you did your homework? The ability to develop clear and meaningful conversations often hinges on the first thing that pops out of your mouth. If you can spark a relationship based on awareness, common understanding, or a philosophical viewpoint, you have a better chance of achieving your business (and personal) objectives.
Full StoryPogoplug: Get A Terabyte of iPhone Cloud Storage By Recycling Your USB Drives
Today we take a look at a new product that transforms USB drives of any type into an NAS-like solution. If you have a terrabyte worth of USB’s kicking around the office, here’s a foolproof method for creating a terrabyte of iPhone-accessible cloud storage for about a hundred bucks.
Full StoryEmployees Are Begging for iPhone; What Should a CIO Do?
The new generation of mobile devices such as iPhone 3GS, Palm-Pre & Blackberry has made the decision as to which device to use an extremely difficult one. We can spend days comparing features and still be confused. The question that came to my mind is that “If it is that difficult a decision for the individual, how difficult would it be for a CIO to select a device for the enterprise?”.
Full StorySCEP Helps iPhone Earn Enterprise IT’s Trust
42% of companies allowed employees to purchase devices from any vendor, compared with 40% of companies providing devices to their users. One year ago, 75% of companies supplied their employees with smartphones.
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