October 2012 will always be remembered as the month Microsoft chose to fire its first major salvo in the battle for tablet supremacy. Two Microsoft Surface tablets, one loaded with Windows RT and the other one with Windows 8 Pro made a significant splash into the personal computing marketplace, virtually around the same time Apple hosted a product release event for new additions to its popular iPad lineup.
Women, like men, tend to have their own personal preference when it comes to everything from interior design to cars to computers. Recently, a PC was designed for women, by women, and it’s from the manufacturer Fujitsu.
Floral Kiss, the brand of personal computers designed by the female employees of Fujitsu, boasts elegance in the form of design, size, accessories, applications, chargers and more. The first PC to be released within this brand is an Ultrabook, named Lifebook, that has the Windows 8 operating system installed, along with a third generation Intel Core i5 processor, 500GB hard drive, and access to Fujitsu’s personal cloud service, named My Cloud.
With smartphones getting more and more advanced, not just each passing year but each passing month, it’s helpful to take a step back and look at what features still haven’t been implemented on a wide scale, but likely will be. This knowledge will be helpful in scoping out features that we should be on the lookout for in our next purchase, or purchase after that.
Essentially, the database management system (DBMS) is any group of computer programs that is designed to organise business information. This mission critical data usually includes virtually anything concerning the business, such as human resources, production, expenditures, marketing, sales and advertising and customer profiles. Below are some tips for IT consultants to use in managing a DBMS.
In the early 1990’s, only those people with plenty of extra money had a computer in their home. By the mid 90’s that demographic had changed and only the very poor did not have one. Now, twenty years later, not only do the majority of Americans have one computer in their home, they have several.
Mobile web is becoming more and more popular. Apps and mobile sites are increasingly being downloaded and accessed; both can make our lives easier on a daily basis.
Today, almost everyone has a smartphone; the need for the web to be mobile has significantly increased over recent years. Smartphones are outselling PCs for the first time since the end of 2010.
When you’re hitting the road, getting out of town and traveling far, far away, packing is the first step to the excursion. What do you take and what can you live without? Today, nobody leaves home without at least a couple of their favorite gadgets. Whether you’re going to be backpacking for an entire month of lounging poolside at a five star resort, you have to have at least a few electronics on hand.
In the world of technology, 4G continues to be a major buzzword in the community as more and more providers are looking to add this technology to their list of services. An acronym for fourth-generation wireless, 4G is a technology used with cell phones, wireless computers and other kinds of mobile devices, allowing faster Internet access than 3G networks are able to offer. It also permits the ability to access high-quality voice, high-definition video and better wireless channels using mobile devices.
While the introduction of computers into today’s society has undoubtedly changed the way that most parts of the world now work, there are still many people who simply haven’t embraced this movement when it comes to their own personal computer usage. For many people, their biggest concern is that using a computer will require them to become a full fledged computer geek in order to actually use one the way it is intended.
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