April 10th, 2013
The mobile device has become a mainstay in nearly every business. It just makes sense for business owners, managers and even employees to be able to connect to the office from anywhere. One of the best devices that has enabled this is the tablet, of which there are many. It can be a chore to figure out which is best for your business.
Here's a five point comparison of the three most popular 10-inch tablets - Apple's iPad 4, Google's Nexus 10 and Microsoft's Surface Pro.
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Everyday, a growing number of flip phone users are switching over from that antiquated device to smart phones, tablets, and laptops are all becoming the norm within an upgrade or new purchase. Because of the growing affordability and need to stay connected to all of our social media outlets. We see a growing demand that businesses start optimizing their business to cater to anyone on a mobile device, which in turn is making it easier for their clients to order a service or product, and even change them in real time. Saving everyone a lot of time and hassle: talking on the phone, modifying orders, and inputting new ones. Instead the customer can do it from the comfort of wherever they are located; creating a new way to do business on-the-go. 
You're walking down the street on the way to a restaurant for lunch. Coming towards you is the typical office worker, also out for a bite to eat. As you get closer, you see they are talking on their cell phone about the night they had last night. You can hear every word, with many details you'd rather not know. While the mobile has opened up our world, many have chosen to forsake common etiquette.
The idea of always keeping tabs on your competitors and what they are doing isn't new. This espionage-like snooping is a large part of the marketing plans of most businesses. With the rise of social media, it's now easier than ever before to keep track of competition. So accessible in fact, that many business owners are actually having a tough time monitoring what's going on because of the overabundance of information. One company set out to develop a mobile app to help companies keep tabs on their competitor's social media efforts.
Smartphones are one of the most important devices of the past decade.Their popularity has allowed billions to go online without a computer, while simultaneously providing managers and employees a tool to help them stay productive while away from the office. If you are in the market for a new phone, you should be sure to compare the security of the different devices.
The smartphone has managed to become so integrated into our daily lives that we take it with us everywhere we go. When we don’t have it with us, we may feel out of touch and like we’re missing something. What’s even worse is patting your pockets, or checking your bag only to find your phone has gone missing.
The smartphone has become one of our most beloved devices. Like a favorite pet, we take it everywhere with us, show it off every chance we get and even use it as a way to conform or stand out. No matter which brand you have, you probably have important information stored on your phone, and should be taking steps to ensure that it’s secure from prying eyes. 
Smartphones have been a part of our personal lives for a while now. It’s no surprise then that we are starting to also use them for business purposes. In fact, many of us already check our work email on our personal device. As smartphones become more powerful and popular, employees are wanting to “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD). Is your company prepared for this? 
As mobile devices become more multifunctional and versatile, an increasing amount of businesses are seeing the benefits of including smartphones in their day-to-day operations. However, mismanagement of smartphone work usage, and improper handling of these resources, could cause problems if you’re not careful.
