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Where is the Rugged Device Revolution?
December 14, 2011 by Brian Philbin
Where is the logical replacement for Windows Mobil- based rugged devices? Shouldn’t it be here by now?
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: You Say Potato, I Say iPad… Keeping Our Common Sense
November 16, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Do you target mobile users who might confuse an iPad with a potato? When planning your mobile strategy, keep the masses in mind without alienating the mobile savvy.
Read full post »Mobile Web: History of the Mobile Internet, Part 5
October 10, 2011 by Jeff Yee
The sluggish growth of the mobile Internet took a leap in 2007 with Apple’s iPhone. By sticking to Apple’s core business plan that put users and developers first, the iPhone put Apple at the top of the barrel.
Read full post »The Mobile Beat: Thank You, Steve Jobs. We’ll Miss You
October 6, 2011 by Terri White
A friend said that he doesn’t think Steve will rest in peace – meaning that he’ll be working out how to make some dents in the universe. I quite liked that thought.
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: For Father’s Day, How About an iGrill?
June 20, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Even my non-tech dad may have jumped on this latest smartphone technology – new devices that can check the meat temperature on the grill, and the Check Engine light in his car.
Keep an eye on Father’s Day gifts this year, do you see a shift on expectations from mobile technology?
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: Mobility. Baseball. It’s My Favorite Time of Year!
March 31, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Play Ball – it’s opening day. It’s a long time since I put an am radio under my pillow to listen to the baseball game. Has the business of baseball found a better and a winning approach through mobility?
Read full post »Mobile Observatory: One Volt is All It Takes for High Energy Mobile Security and Management
March 18, 2011 by Tony Rizzo
Beneath the shiny bells and whistles is the boring issue of mobile data security and device management – nothing more than little ticking time bombs…
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: The Long & Winding Road – Detailed Mobile Strategy Paves the Way
March 2, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
When Paul McCartney wrote ‘The Long and Winding Road’ in 1970, was he predicting the issues confronting executives tasked with making decisions about mobility projects in 2011?
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