May 22nd, 2013
To some fans of Apple's products the thought of using anything from Google is simply ludicrous. Why would you use something from a competitor? Well, it could be that the product or app is better than anything else out there. This is true for Google Search, which brings Google's powerful search tools to the iPad and iPhone. The app has recently been updated with a new feature called Google Now. Have you heard of it?
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Using a tablet in the office or for business can help you be more productive or at the very least can make your job easier. One of the most popular tablets is the iPad, with many owners swearing that it has made them more productive. One common gripe however is that the keyboard isn't the best for efficiency. There are some features that help though.
The whole idea of a tablet is that it is mobile, you can take it everywhere. In order to make the tablet as mobile as possible, tablets like the iPad can be bought with the ability to connect to wireless networks. This has proven to be a popular feature, however you need to sign up for a separate data plan. The question is, how do you know which one?
The iPad is arguably the most popular tablet. There are many reasons why, one of which is because of the wealth of great apps available. There are apps for almost every type of user, including businesses looking to be more efficient. A popular group of apps make typing on the iPad easier, because typing on the device can be a little challenging.
One of the more popular business tools of 2012, and likely for 2013, is the iPad. While it was originally aimed at private markets, businesses of all sizes have been finding unique ways to integrate it into daily use. This has led to an increasing demand for business oriented apps, and developers are more than happy to oblige. One recent app makes managing files across different cloud storage providers far easier.
As technology continues to advance at an increased almost breakneck pace, most advances we see on a daily basis are largely aimed at retail consumers. A perfect example of this is Apple's iPad which was aimed at the domestic market on release and is now being readily adopted by business customers. One reason why the iPad is becoming so popular for businesses is because of the numerous apps that can help boost productivity while away from the office.
The tablet, while not a new device, has seen an impressive revival over the past four years. This is largely due to Apple’s iPad which has captured the imaginations and wallets of retail customers worldwide. On October 23, Apple launched not one but two new iPads, including a new smaller version called the iPad mini.
There’s little doubt as to how useful mobile devices like the iPad are, salespeople who give a large amount of presentations don’t have to lug around a computer and managers can check in on the office from anywhere; the uses are near infinite. As the iPad and mobile devices continue to be used in offices, it’s important that you take care of them so you can get the most out of these machines.
In mid July, Google released its new tablet, the Nexus 7. The Nexus 7 is one of the first tablets to truly challenge the iPad. The Nexus 7 has some great features that have many small business owners contemplating whether they should get one or not. Before you invest in a new tablet, we have compared the iPad and Nexus 7 tablets.
