Apple's competition in this market would not Microsoft, it would be Android. And when Android implement GoogleDocs, then both Apple and Microsoft will get a run for their money.
HP can also jump onto the Android platform in no time.
Just like how Microsoft understands CE (Consumers & Electronics) Google Understands BU (Businesses & Users) And both are a huge success I would say ... for each other
With AT&Ts strong corporate presence, RIM must be convulsing on this news ...
perhaps.
we'll have to see after a few quarters how well the PlayBook fares in the market. BlackBerry is heavily entrenched in the corporate world so it's premature to discount how well RIM will respond during the next eighteen (18) months.
The iPad will be a better business option if it had a filing system that gave you the ability to upload files to webpages. Right now, all "attach file" buttons on websites are grayed out. I found that iCab has the ability but it's not compatible with MobileMe and it doesn't work on all sites.
On another note, when will Apple allow access to the me.com website via mobile Safari? Their Apps are missing some major features!
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The average PC user has no idea where something 'went' when they saved it and less know how to find something later.
So true, I think it took over a year for my wife to finally know how to saved files to the network drive and more importantly how to get them back.
(she is a blond, shhh dont tell I told you)
Apple's competition in this market would not Microsoft, it would be Android. And when Android implement GoogleDocs, then both Apple and Microsoft will get a run for their money.
HP can also jump onto the Android platform in no time.
Just like how Microsoft understands CE (Consumers & Electronics) Google Understands BU (Businesses & Users) And both are a huge success I would say ... for each other
With AT&Ts strong corporate presence, RIM must be convulsing on this news ...
perhaps.
we'll have to see after a few quarters how well the PlayBook fares in the market. BlackBerry is heavily entrenched in the corporate world so it's premature to discount how well RIM will respond during the next eighteen (18) months.
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That leaves Win 7 on a tablet-- sorry, been there, done that... it failed-- time for the "pasture".
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You are too kind. Think Alpo.
The iPad will be a better business option if it had a filing system that gave you the ability to upload files to webpages. Right now, all "attach file" buttons on websites are grayed out. I found that iCab has the ability but it's not compatible with MobileMe and it doesn't work on all sites.
On another note, when will Apple allow access to the me.com website via mobile Safari? Their Apps are missing some major features!
Files are something of the past.
Files are something of the past.
a file is a block of information that's available to a computer program. so, yes, files are something of the past and currently in use.