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Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

A.Y. Siu — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:52:12 -0000

Had no idea that's what /s meant. Now I know!

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

B2L — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 21:55:22 -0000

Since you replied to me, i'm guessing your question was directed at my post. It was complete sarcasm, that's what the /s was for.

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

A.Y. Siu — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 21:51:09 -0000

Are you still using Android 1.5, Dana?

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

A.Y. Siu — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 21:50:31 -0000

I can't take any Android article seriously that recommends Advanced Task Killer post-2009 (it's 2012 now, folks).

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

A friendly guide — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 10:54:07 -0000

Yeah that would be a better title...anyone wanting to get some real info on android could use a better source...perhaps a community dedicated to actually working with Android this info is bad, some may be decent but overall not very helpful.

task killer info http://lifehacker.com/5650894/...

Your helpful android community www.androidforums.com

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

B2L — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 08:21:45 -0000

Everyone knows you should always use a Task Killer, since Android sucks so bad at task management.

Re: 5 Easy Tips to Speed Up Android Tablets and Phones

Dana — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 01:17:00 -0000

This should be titled, How to Cripple Your Android Device, using a task killed is the worst thing you could do to your Android, the only thing worse would be jumping in a pool with it.

Re: Kindle Fire Tablets Being Tested In 3 Tennessee Public Schools

Bipper Media — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 09:22:53 -0000

Great point! I would say that public schools are going to lean toward the Kindle Fire because of the price, and only well funded schools - perhaps private, for example - may lean toward the iPad. Ultimately, I believe we are the forefront of a revolution in education, text books, and teacher / administration... all because of the tablet!

Re: Kindle Fire Tablets Being Tested In 3 Tennessee Public Schools

srivera1965 — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 09:06:47 -0000

This is really cool stuff. It's only going to be a matter of time before this becomes the norm in classrooms everywhere. Great article! I'm also pleased to know that there is a tablet out there that is an affordable alternative to the ipad. Though I don't knock it, the ipad is just too expensive for me.

Re: Amazon Kindle Fire, Still #1 on Amazon

Bipper Media — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:32:54 -0000

what makes you think May? Unfortunately, I missed the last cleansing of Fire's that Amazon had a couple of weeks ago. I've been checking their deals each day waiting for the next round

Re: Amazon Kindle Fire, Still #1 on Amazon

leeg — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 17:56:40 -0000

I would expect a new Kindle Fire in May that would be 6 months after initial product introduction. Amazon has recently cleared out its refurbished units and introduction in time for graduation is smart marketing.

Re: Kate Spade Kindle Fire Cover ‘Sprinkle Dot’ Runs Out Of Stock on Amazon

kuchiyose — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 09:53:57 -0000

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Re: 5 Reasons Why The iPad 3 Will Be Embraced By Small Business & Entrepreneurs

Bipper Media — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 21:20:51 -0000

Hi Chris - interesting points. Could you possibly provide me with the Symantec survey (complete copy)? I would be interested to study this and to write articles about the topic. Tablet computers (iPad, Android tablets, Kindle Fire, and soon to be Windows 8 tablets) are being adopted by the enterprise at lightning speed, and this topic will soon be front and center on every IT, CIO, and networking professional's mind. So... if Symantec could provide me with solid data and information, I would love to start covering this topic here at Tablet Crunch.

For more indepth discussion, I would also be interested in talking with you directly. You can reach me at 706-363-0335 or email me at "seoscale [at] gmail [dot] com.

Thanks again for the great comment Chris!

Re: 5 Reasons Why The iPad 3 Will Be Embraced By Small Business & Entrepreneurs

ChrisHalcon — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 19:38:40 -0000

Robert, you bring up a great point about real-time data accessibility. Tablets have certainly opened the door for easier access to business information. But, with this comes risk. Here at Symantec, a recent survey of more than 3,000 SMBs, 42% ranked mobility in their top 3 IT risks, making it the leading risk cited by organizations. And, 21% said they lost data due to mobile computing. SMBs that choose to embrace tablets and other mobile devices should consider developing a mobile strategy that defines the organizations’ mobile culture and aligns with their security risk tolerance. SMBs need to remember that these devices are access points to the cloud, and they need the same multi-layer protection you apply to other business endpoints.

Chris Halcon
Symantec

Re: Pinterest iPad App Coming Soon

John — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 00:22:42 -0000

While we wait for the Pinterest iPad app to come out, see these instructions on How to use the Pin It Pinterest Bookmarklet on the iPad.

Re: Relax & Read Some News! 6 Most Popular Kindle Fire Edition Newspapers

Poker_Faceee — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 05:05:58 -0000

I used to think that the iPad was better than the Kindle Fire. But I realised I was wrong after visiting a site. This site has helped me loads and it is the reason why I currently own a Kindle Fire and not an iPad. The site is : http://treyhall.tk

Re: How Android Tablets Can Beat The iPad

geek — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 11:11:36 -0000

Thank you. Yes a solid platform is necessary and the immediate comparison to the I-Pad will happen, an easy story for some to write. Can or will Google compete on price alone and will that marginal difference sway consumers is a good question.

A game changer would be 4G bundle with a zippy price but that would require Google to go big and could override the I-Pad Hardware advantage. Amazon could do the same with an expansion of its wispernet on its larger and likely more expensive Fire 2.

In my opinion the least important factor in the decision to purchase a device is the operating system and the success of alternatives to Apple e.g. Android is tied to price and performance.

Re: How Android Tablets Can Beat The iPad

Bipper Media — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 08:42:24 -0000

Thanks for the great comment geek - I firmly believe that Google Play is a window through which we can look and gain insight into Google's long term strategy, and commitment, to the Android tablet market.

I've been having this discussion over on WSJ as well and I'm firmly seated in my belief that Google Play is a tablet strategy first, and then a ubiquitous content platform second.

Join in on WSJ here: http://online.wsj.com/article/...

I think Google understands, looking at the success of the iPad and now the Kindle Fire, that content platforms accompanying tablets matter. And if Android tablets are going to succeed in the tablet space, then a content platform must be present.

Re: How Android Tablets Can Beat The iPad

geek — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 08:13:17 -0000

I agree that the digital publication and blog tech stories miss the point and content, price and then performance will influence what consumers buy. Frankly it is just easy to make the story about coke versus pepsi (Apple versus the world) and that is what most of the reports focus upon. Worse many cite each other as the source with many citing Digitimes who have a track record for predictions on par with Jeannie Dixon. I am not willing to predict what Google will do, they don't have a corporate track record other than sales of information. Apple is easy, well designed products with a price that protects their up end profit margins. Amazon is selling competent frugality, where price matters and so does consumer satisfaction.

I envision Amazon introducing new products in the next 60 days, not months. There latest sale to clear out refurbished Fires at a Fire sale price is a very good indication that a new model will be available very soon. Amazon will continue its current strategy where price matters and will not be offering a product that goes head to head with Apple.

Google is a wild card and how motivated or vested they are in pushing Android is a good question as is why and that discussion would make for good reporting versus gossip.

Re: How Android Tablets Can Beat The iPad

Bipper Media — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 01:22:36 -0000

Pretty sure the 7 inch Nexus tablet is coming by summer - what are your thoughts about your Prime? Was it worth what you paid?

Re: How Android Tablets Can Beat The iPad

Zac Rodriguez — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 01:19:19 -0000

Here's hoping that $200 Nexus tablet comes to play. I'd buy it in a second to go with my Transformer Prime. Besides, I have found a need for a second screen for things like schoolwork (I hate papers scattered everywhere like they are now). 7" preferred.

Re: Kindle Fire 2 Orders Leaked At Catcher Technology

Bipper Media — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 20:33:50 -0000

probably not a bad idea - I know for a fact that Amazon has been hard at work responding to customer complaints which means that next iteration of Fire's will probably be 100% better - so well worth the wait

More than likely, Amazon planned on this first Kindle Fire to be the beta anyway.

Re: Kindle Fire 2 Orders Leaked At Catcher Technology

GuyInNyc — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 20:24:50 -0000

I think I'll return my Kindle Fire that I just bought last week if the new one has sd card availability for around the same price. I would probably buy the premium 7 inch and keep it for a long time so they need to hurry up and roll it out so I won't be Kindle-less :)

Re: Top 10 Kindle Fire Complaints

Poker_Faceee — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 06:38:08 -0000

I hope that it turns out good. Though I'm pretty sure it will seeing the standards of the Kindle Fire. I used to think that the iPad was better but I changed my perspective as I came across this site. This site is the reason why I owned my Kindle Fire and not an iPad.

Re: Kindle Fire 2 Orders Leaked At Catcher Technology

Bee Newton — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 03:52:50 -0000

Finally! I was hoping for it after seeing the new iPad which has better features than the current Kindle Fire. However, I was at first hesitating about which to buy, an iPad 3 or the Kindle Fire. I came across a site which made me believe that the Kindle Fire is the item of my choice.