Watch out, Apple: Windows 8 could trump the iPad

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	Watch out, Apple: Windows 8 could trump the iPad If Windows 8 is nearly as good as the demos look, Microsoft could very well win the mobile wars, despite years of failures in Windows tablets and mediocre smartphone efforts. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Panasonic The NEW Panasonic Toughbook® tablet. The Panasonic Toughbook® tablet is a fully-rugged tablet for professionals, designed with security, functionality and real-world reliability in mind. Combined with mobile broadband connectivity, the tablet will offer quick access to applications and data. Click to continue In this Issue Why IT will hate Windows 8 Windows 8 tablets: How Microsoft can win this time HTML5 adoption might hit Apple's bottom line Intel, Google team to optimize Android for smartphones WHITE PAPER: FileMaker Innovative option for fast iPad and iPhone development Apple iPhone and iPad growth are inspiring businesses to imagine making their custom solutions mobile. The white paper explains why FileMaker software offers the fastest path to developing (with FileMaker Pro on the desktop) and deploying (with the FileMaker Go app) iPad and iPhone solutions. Read More Why IT will hate Windows 8 All those IT people who wish the iPad would die already, you ain't seen nothing yet. Windows 8's, which will prompt user demand for new hardware and multidevice sharing, will freak out companies seeking to save money and maintain control. Read More Windows 8 tablets: How Microsoft can win this time By running Windows 8 on a tablet, Microsoft is presenting Apple's iPad with its first competitor backed by a big ecosystem. Read More HTML5 adoption might hit Apple's bottom line Wwidespread adoption of HTML5 will affect iPhones and iPads, reducing margins for the former and lowering market share for the latter. Microsoft, Google, and carriers could benefit the most. Read More Intel, Google team to optimize Android for smartphones Intel wants to make x86 the architecture of choice for smartphones, and porting Android will provide a larger opportunity to the chip maker in the smartphone market. Read More
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