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A Flash™ In The Past: Steve Jobs is Right, Adobe’s Technology Is Long In The Tooth and Should Change or Die
Technology pundits (or users) who suggest that Apple, or any company for that matter should support Flash™ just because it’s widely adopted have failed to recognize what the crossroads of a new era in computing looks like.
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iPad v Laptop: Is it time to leave the laptop behind?
It’s been ten days since my iPad arrived and eleven days since I used my laptop.
Full StoryWaiting For iPad’s Killer App? It’s Already Here
When iPhone shipped, it’s “dock” revealed what Apple intended the device to be used for – email, phone, web, music and video. With these four functions, you could pretty much get an idea what this new device would do for the average user.
Full StoryiPhoneCTO Editor Bill French: My Top iPhone Business & Productivity Apps
As the authority of iPhone (and now iPad) in the enterprise, I decided to ask each editor what iPhone apps they use for business and personal productivity. I mean, are we drinking our own Kool-Aid? keep checking back as other members of the iPhoneCTO team weigh in.
Full StoryThe iPad is a Glorified Digital Picture Frame, Or Not
As we know, the highly anticipated iPad has been called many things including a big iPhone that can’t make calls, iPod Touch Maxi, a dumbed down laptop, a Kindle on steroids
Full StoryApple iPhone OS4 Keynote: More Than Expected
Bill French is an information architect specializing in Internet applications. He is also the co-founder of MyST Technology Partners and Senior Editor for iPhoneCTO. As expected, Apple announced more accurate iPad sales than respected Piper Jaffrey analyst, Gene Munster indicated earlier this week. According to Steve Jobs, 450,000 iPads have been sold in the first [...]
Full StoryiPad App Development Trends – An Early Look
I’ve been curious about what app developers were seeing as opportunities with iPad. The first few days of App Store flurry and new app availability is a general indicator for what’s to come.
Full StoryiPad and iPhone: Success Factors in Workforce Management for Medical Professionals
Geo-location features on iPhone and iPad combined with their extraordinary user interfaces overcomes many of the obstacles that have blocked the full adoption of computers in medical enterprises; the net effect is less paper, faster throughput, lower costs, and better patient care.
Full StoryiPhone OS 4.0: Multi-tasking & Multi-touch Certainly, HD Maybe Not
It’s unusual for Apple or any company for that matter, to schedule big events back-to-back unless there’s a really good reason. Apparently iPhone OS4, scheduled for April 8th at 10AM PT, a “sneak peek of the next generation of iPhone OS software”, is one of those cases which means, it must be pretty big news.
Full StoryiPad Misunderstood: 5 Ways Apple’s Uber Tablet Will Transform Business
iPad users will find some very interesting and purposeful scenarios where this new device improves business life and ultimately operations and profits. Here are five ways that iPad will transform the lives of small business owners, enterprise executives, and many roles in between.
Full StoryGoober Networks VoIP and Instant Messenger for iPhone
Goober VoIP for the iPhone allows users to make local and international VoIP calls for significantly less money than their carrier would charge, saving up to 90 percent on all phone calls, with costs [reportedly] as low as $0.01 a minute.
Full Story7 Resources for Developing iPhone App Requirements & Mockups
Inadequate or incomplete requirements is generally the number one reason that software projects fail. As as high as 83% project failure as a result of poor or ill-defined business and technical requirements.
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