[TechRepublic] Three new features make the iPad even more business friendly

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Three new features make the iPad even more business friendly Erik Eckel describes the features that make the iPad 2 even better for business use. Were features on your wish list left out? Read more Resource of the day How to Balance Performance, Availability, Capacity, Energy in the Data Center Data volumes have kept growing, despite your lack of resources to store and protect it for the longer periods of time that are now required. Explore new technologies that can handle rising amounts of data cost effectively. Additional TechRepublic resources   Apple's App Store and a little trademark history Apple is suing Amazon.com over use of the App Store trademark. Apple was granted the App Store trademark by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, but Microsoft is opposing the registration. This... Read more Introduction to OS X Access Control Lists (ACLs) Vincent Danen gives you a basic overview of how ACLs can be managed in OS X with Finder. Read more OmniGraffle iPad app excels at diagramming and flowcharting Haters criticize Apple's iPad as a toy. But properly equipped, the iPad becomes an incredibly powerful business device. The Omni Group's $49 OmniGraffle application is just the tool to maximize... Read more What you can do with the Transmit file transfer tool for Mac The Transmit file transfer tool takes advantage of the cloud's convenience. Derek Schauland shares his experience using it with Amazon S3 to create storage buckets for users. Read more Featured multimedia   Apple iPad 2 experience: Favorite applications after a week of use There are over 65,000 tablet applications available for the Apple iPad. As you can see in this screenshot gallery there are some compelling apps that have me loving my iPad 2 more every day. View on site Jules Verne, steampunk style (photos) What if Jules Verne were alive in the age of cell phones? A Massachusetts exhibit puts a steampunk spin on the submariner in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea." View on site Camera phone challenges Travel Sunrise / sunset Snow and ice Pets More camera phone challenges Today's recommended downloads How-to Guide: Consolidating Multiple SQL Server Systems (Dell) Microsoft Dynamics CRM Performance and Scalability in a Virtual Environment With Hyper-V (Dell) Lower Costs and Improve Productivity through Virtualization (Dell) Drive Down TCO in Your Data Center (Dell) Comparing Server Configurations (Dell) Gallery: Five years after the first Twitter tweet It's been five years since Jack Dorsey sent the first tweet, and the results have been incredible. TechRepublic newsletters   Get net admin tips, tech tutorials and news, and off-topic posts in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Network Administrator Five Tips IT News Digest Geekend

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