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The end of IT consumerization
Mass PC adoption spurred a virtuous cycle of higher volumes, lower costs and ease of use that have benefitted enterprise IT for decades. But it's over. Here's why.
Bring your own device means workers are dictating hardware choices.
Mass PC adoption spurred a virtuous cycle of higher volumes, lower costs and ease of use that have benefitted enterprise IT for decades. But it's over. Here's why.
Add up all those little chunks of time you spend in a phone or tablet app and it now approaches two full days. That's almost double what it was just two years ago.
Apple Music isn't that revolutionary when compared to competing music subscription services. But this descendant of Beats Music combined with industry clout has a key advantage.
Just two weeks after announcing a Play Store experience catering to kids and families, Google launched the section on its web-based store with handset and tablets to follow.
No, Chromebooks can't yet run Skype natively. A Google tool to package Android apps for Chrome OS, however, is a handy workaround for Skype on your Chromebook.
Ericsson's latest Mobility Report shows no sign that the world's appetite for mobile communications is slowing, with smartphone subscriptions and data usage expected to rocket.
Tech Pro Research's latest survey shows that the Bring Your Own Device movement is growing at a fast pace, with a solid wearables and IoT component among some BYOD plans.
Bushel is a cloud-based Mobile Device Management (MDM) for the Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod devices. You can put your Apple devices under Bushel's MDM and still let them shine.
IT budgets are expected to increase by only 1% in 2015, during an era of unprecedented digital trasition and disruption. Is IT being given the resources to win? If it is, can it deliver?
The next Apple TV reportedly won't support the higher resolution 4k format but it won't matter: Cord-cutting and apps is where it's at.
Wearables are all the rage from the outrageously expensive pome-oriented brands to the blinged-out market newcomers, the world of wearables is at hand. But can you use them in business? The folks at ConnecteDevice sure think so.
The launch of the Galaxy S6 is critical to Samsung's overall financial performance and it's clear there will be strong curb appeal among the Android crowd. Switchers from the iPhone are unlikely.
The increasing popularity of SSDs and flash-based storage have created a big problem for Windows, and that problem is getting worse as OEMs shrink storage on cheap tablets to save costs. To address the problem, Microsoft is making some radical changes in Windows 10.
Samsung, which saw profits tumble by 60 percent last year, is seeing an uptick in its fortunes thanks to stronger than anticipated Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge preorders.
Last week I outlined eight questions that Apple needed to answer in relation to the Apple Watch. Now that Apple has had its launch event, let's take a look at whether Tim Cook and the crew answered these questions.
Some of the biggest question marks to hang over the Apple Watch have been related to battery life. Here's everything we know related to the Apple Watch battery.
Here's everything you need to know about the Apple Watch, from features to pricing and availability.
From the stone ages of the Flintstones to the futuristic sky cities of the Jetsons, the smartwatch has been a surprising yet underlying constant in pop culture.
The redesign of Samsung's Galaxy S6 included the adoption of Google's Material Design approach as well as a hardware overhaul.
It is not only the big companies that produce great tech that is worthy of note at CES 2015. Have a look at these cool products that should be at the show this year.
What do Google's Notebook, Apple's Ping and Microsoft's Zune have in common? Failure to launch, closure, and poor sales -- and they are all part of the worst tech flops and service fails.
From wearables, to 3D printers, slim 2-in-1 laptops, and proper old-school over-powered computers, Computex 2014 held in Taiwan last week offered something for everyone.
If you want to make the perfect cup of coffee, you might want to try a new method. Here are six geeky ways to brew your best-ever beverage.
Dire warnings and posts on privacy and security regularly appear in our Facebook feed, shared by people that believe they are true. Here is a round up of the hoaxes that are shared the most. They are all fake.
The new interactive Telstra "flagship" store will be open from 2 November. Dubbed T.Life, the store is located at 400 George Street, on the corner of George and King on the group floor of the Telstra building.
Smaller businesses can protect themselves within their means against key security concerns such as BYOD, lack of employee awareness, and business availability.
Focusing on functionality key in policy development and cost-benefit ratio not always favorable for small and midsize businesses in some cases.
An 802.11g wireless router with an integrated ADSL modem suitable for multiple PC homes and small offices.
Sony's latest flagship VAIO notebook, the A39GP, will appeal to avid gamers and multimedia enthusiasts with deep pockets.
The P6250 is an all-in-one home photo printer that includes a scanner and some intuitive consumer-friendly touches such as animated tutorials on its 2.5-inch colour LCD.
Want to bring the feeling of the theatre into your own home without the cost of the candy bar? PJ-TX100 Home Theatre Projector could be your solution, although don't count on saving money just yet.
Epson's TW10H projector tempts us to stay indoors all winter and experience widescreen theatre from the comfort of the living room. Read our Australian review.
InFocus' ScreenPlay 4800 is an affordable home entertainment projector with a high contrast ratio to produce good quality images.At a respectable 24.
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So, I know I already posted about this once, but I'm wondering if anyone who has had an anterior placenta in a previous pregnancy was able to feel stronger kicks once their baby got bigger and stronger?
At 21w2d, I can finally feel some movement every day, but it's always really low, and only when I'm sitting up nice and straight, squishing my belly a bit on my legs.
Anyway ... did you feel "real" kicks eventually? I feel like I'm missing out on one of the greatest parts of pregnancy :(
I'm also worried (maybe "worried" isn't the right word... but we'll go with it...) that my husband won't get to feel the baby kick at all from the outside. I know he's really looking forward to that, so I really hope he's able to.


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This is the place you're looking for. Sophia, her family and your appartment will give you the best holiday ever! And the neighbour will rent you a good car for a friendly price! If you want to taste the real life of Crete; here it is!
Beautiful family hotel with extra big rooms,extra big beds ,quiet,nice and rich breakfast ,friendly and helpful staff,excellent view ,nice swimming pool(small) ,easy to reach and all this in a price you will not believe!Have to stay there!
We stayed in Sissi Mare apartments in late june 2013....The location is fabiolus right next to the sea! The view even better! We enjoyed our selves for 1 week in a very spacious apartment in a very logical price.....Very clean facilities and every day room cleaning servise! I recomend to travelers looking for a quiet relaxing type of vacation....
We just spent three nites at Sissi Mare, and the attention and help provided by Sophie and her family is what made the place wonderful. Oh, and the location, the view, the great pool, and the huge rooms.
The Sissi Mare is not a five star hotel; it is an older hotel that it kept clean and inviting by a...
Sissi was recommended to us by a friend and my family first visited there in May the following year, staying at the Sissi Mare apartments. My family enjoyed the visit and the warm atmosphere at the Sissi Mare so much, that we returned that Summer. We have now stayed at the Sissi Mare many times since and have always enjoyed...
i spent 10 days last summer at sissi mare.Relaxing and quiet environment just a minute from sissi port and beach.Superb view of the village and cretan sea.
tip:enjoy a drink at pool's bar during sunset.... amazing.
My husband & myself stayed at these apartments September 2012. Superb location! Tavernas a two minute walk! Situated overlooking the sea, beautiful walks out to the country areas where we found two Tavernas - fabulous Greece!! Quiet and relaxing week in a small harbour village. Loved it!!! Second time to Sisi and will return again!
Extremely helpful, above and beyond what you would expect from self catering apartments. Sissi Mare is right on the sea front and a stones throw away from many Tavernas. There is also a supermarket virtually opposite the apartments. It has everything to hand without losing the quaint harbour feel. The room was spacious and very clean, I am due back...
This is the 5th time we have stayed at these apartments over the years and we will be going back. This is laid back Greece at its best! The apartments are really spacious, clean and tidy, our balcony was huge, complete with sun loungers and shaded area. We watched the sunset over Dia Island every night with a glass of...
Just returned from 8 day stay at the Sissi mare,what a lovely relaxing holiday ,the location is superb ,the appartments very spacious ,but best of all are the wonderful Beladakis family,especially Hrisoula and Sophie.Nothing was too much trouble ,our first trip to Greece was made extra special and we look forward to returning .we would highly recommend a stay at...