[TechRepublic] Tablet-friendly newsreaders

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | January 13, 2012

Tablet-friendly newsreaders for news junkies Jack Wallen highlights two newsreader applications for the Android tablet, Google Currents and Pressreader for Honeycomb. Read more Resource of the day Live Webcast: Is 2012 the Year of the Cloud? Then It's Also the Year of Google Apps Check out this live webcast from Google. You'll learn all about Google Apps, how it works within the cloud, and what it can do for your business. Tune to learn more. Install the Android 3.2 update for tablet enhancements Jack Wallen installed the Android 3.2 update on his Samsung Galaxy Tab. Learn about some of the changes and enhancements made by this upgrade. Read more RIM's spectacular technology demise Find out why Patrick Gray thinks RIM is fighting a losing battle, as related to tablets and IT in general, and what we can learn from its struggle. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Apple could distract enterprise customers away from Google offerings Google is in the odd position of trying to maintain a foothold on the Apple iPad while also trying to help partners develop alternatives. Read more Apple iPad rumors for the spring Apple isn't at CES 2012, but that doesn't mean their presence isn't felt, including an alleged iPad 3 sighting. Here is a round-up of the latest rumors for a March iPad 3 release. Read more Tablets: What Amazon and Apple know that all the CES tablet peddlers are still missing Tablets are everywhere again at CES 2012, but none of them combine the two big reasons why Apple and Amazon tablets have succeeded. Read more Featured multimedia   Sony's concept tablets rock the house at CES 2012 (photos) Company teases computer enthusiasts with two tablets that are unlike anything we have seen from the company before. View on site Samsung showcases really smart TVs and Galaxy gadgets (photos) At its CES event today, the company highlights TVs with voice and gesture control, a 55-inch OLED model, and new mobile devices like the Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab 7.7, and new Series 9 notebook. View on site The best of CES 2012 (photos) CES 2012 promises to be another show driven by tech excess with scads of tablets, ultrabooks, laptops and more devices that could possibly end up in your office or home. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Is 2012 the Year of the Cloud? Then It's Also the Year of Google Apps Check out this live webcast from Google. You'll learn all about Google Apps, how it works within the cloud, and what it can do for your business. Tune to learn more. Today's recommended downloads IBM's Migration Factory (IBM) Live Webcast: Is 2012 the Year of the Cloud? Then It's Also the Year of Google Apps (TechRepublic) ZDNet 2012 IT Priorities Survey - Participate Today for a Chance to Win $500. (ZDNet) Find an Assured Unix Platform For Oracle Applications with SPARC and Solaris (Oracle) Enterprise Data Center Modernization (IBM) Perennial favorites   Enterprise: 95 percent are choosing iPad over Android tablets Tablets are for people who hate computers Tablets at work: Disney uses iPads to drive construction project Five tips for improving your tablet experience Connect with TechRepublic Tablets: What Amazon and Apple know that all the CES tablet peddlers are still missing Tablets are everywhere again at CES 2012, but none of them combine the two big reasons why Apple and Amazon tablets have succeeded. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tech Sanity Check Google in the Enterprise TR Dojo 10 Things

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