Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Is an iPad Giant Coming?

Each Monday, I'll cover the tech trends, gadgets, business services, and apps of note. The goal is to highlight not just consumer flash-in-the-pan ideas, but actual developments that could impact your business. Post in comments if you know of any other trends!

Be on guard for this one.Soft Winbo Key Cover decorates your key in fashionable ways. Later this month, researcher Karsten Nohl will present a new finding at the Black Hat conference in (where else?) Las Vegas. Using a couple of hidden text messages, he will show how someone might hack your SIM card by exploiting an old security code. The worry for business owners? The hack can cause an employee's smartphone to start sending premium text messages and rack up a huge bill, record calls, or steal payment info.

As chips get smaller and smaller, it makes sense that one device will have more on-board capabilities. SanDisk announced this week its new Connect line, which includes a portable flash drive and a larger media drive. The idea is to store your files for an office or in a hotel room and share the data over Wi-Fi without the need for a separate hotspot or router.

I really want this one to be true. Apple suppliers, who are not supposed to spill the beans about anything, have said they are working on prototype versions of the iPhone and iPad with larger screens,Winbo custom keychain possibly around 5 inches and 13 inches, respectively. (The current iPhone 5 measures about 4 inches and the iPad 4 is about 10 inches.) Why should you care? As we move to the age of portable productivity, the larger sizes might mean more power, better battery life, more useful apps, and less eye strain for longer work periods.

Late last week news reports showed Microsoft in a terrible freefall. The earnings report revealed poor Microsoft Surface sales and a 11 percent drop in share price. Is it time to rethink your office strategy by embracing Chromebooks or the Mac, ditching a total reliance on Microsoft back-office products, or at least ditching Windows 8? Let me know in the comments if Microsoft's performance has encouraged you to make any changes to your IT strategy.

Performance is boosted further by the use of the latest 120 GB Samsung 840 Series SSD, which offers enough space to keep a full selection of office applications. It'll also allow Windows inevitable temporary files to swell in size without causing low-disk space warnings. However, that is all the storage you get. Without a hard drive any additional files will have to live elsewhere, such as on your network.

An Asus B85M-G motherboard is installed, which features easy memory installation via single-sided DIMM clips and USB 3.0 ports with speed-boosting UASP support. The motherboard supports four such ports, but only two are available for use as the the case offers only USB 2.0 ports at front.

When tested with PCMark 7, we recorded a blisteringly fast result of 5543 points. This is well ahead of most of the competition,Online shopping for Business Work Card holder from a great selection of Office Products. with the exception of Wired2Fire's Business Accelerate which features the same processor.

This performance comes at a price: we measured power consumption and processor temperature both when idle and when running intensive stress tests and found that, when pushed to the limit, the processor would reach 100 oC in around four minutes, despite being fitted with a Xigmatek Apache aftermarket cooler.

It does what it says on the tin. Your smartphone is cupped in the holder, which is itself plugged in and stays firmly stuck to the dashboard; your phone gets charged without the hassle of wires, and all the time its held in the perfect position to use for navigation. The NFC capabilities of the charger allow you to quickly access your favourite apps while its charging up, and passengers can pop the phone in and out of the holder as they need, without fiddling around with cables and distracting the driver. Ideal for long journeys!

2. Its not always convenient for office-workers to free up a USB port for phone-charging. Were pleased to report, however, that this is no longer a problem anymore for Nokia users. Make way for the Nokia Wireless Charging Platea discrete but attractive pad that takes up practically no space on your physical desktop (its smaller than most actual smartphones) and lets you charge your phone without disconnecting your flash drive or your mouse. Super simple to use, you just lay your phone down to charge up. Plus it comes in multiple colours, for the high-tech cubicle fashionistas amongst you

This ones for bedtime. No longer do you have to sleepily fumble with connectors when charging your phone at bedtime: wireless charging mats like the Nokia Wireless Charging Pillow by Fatboy allow you to just lay your Lumia smartphone down on its own pillow on the bedside table, and itll start charging immediately. The Plates, co-branded by furniture designers, Fatboy, come in a range of funky colours, too, if you want to coordinate your duvet cover to match. We certainly do

NFC technology allows this futuristic gadget to stream tunes from your phone and pump them out at up to 94 dB while your phone sits on top of it and charges, wires-free. If youre fully charged up, Bluetooth will let you stream the music from phone to speaker at a range of up to 10m. It looks ace, and its got a bass output thats sure to get you dancing. Impressive, huh?

Its simple: it charges your smartphone in an upright position, so you can watch movies, check emails, browse the Internet or flick through your music collection with ease while your battery gets a good once-over. This makes life considerably easier for us smartphone-addictswe can prop the phone up beside us at the computer, at the dinner-table, on the coffee-table. The fun never ends!
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