Remember the fiasco on the Apple maps as described here in my previous post? We also had news in late October about the sacking of Scott Forstall for refusing to apologise for its failed Maps software. Apparently, Scott Forstall was asked to leave after years of issues with other top executives. The last straw was his refusal to…
Having a few devices on different platform means that you will probably want to be able to access the same information instead of keep two or more disparate sources of information. Examples of these information include tasks and notes. Of course, other common information would include email, calendars, contact and files. Out of the box,…
As you might have already known, the Google Nexus line of mobile devices uses the Android operating system produced by Google in cooperation with hardware manufacturers. These Nexus devices do not have any carrier or manufacturer modifications to the Android OS, and have an unlockable bootloader. This allows further development and end-user modification. Not to…
Android 4.1, or Jelly Bean is the fastest and smoothest version of Android offered by Google. Let’s take a quick look to see what’s new underneath the hood of the new update of the Android operating system. Expect a Faster, Smoother, More Responsive User Experience on Your Touch Screen Jelly Bean uses new techniques to…
We have heard that on the enterprise IT front, it is more advantageous to have managed desktops, i.e. the standard desktop is a pre-tested set of hardware configuration, installed with a standard suite of approved/tested applications, with policies governing how a managed desktop should be used. There are also some formal processes and expectations for…