In reporting its latest financials (http://macte.ch/u0HUw), Netflix (http://www.netfilx.com) says that Apple TV’s support for its Watch Instantly video streaming has already passed the iPad in viewing hours.
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Good Technology — a provider of secure and managed enterprise mobility for the iPhone, iPad, Android and other leading smartphone platforms — has released its second quarterly data report detailing the changing landscape of IT and mobile enterprise technology. The trend of personal smartphones infiltrating the workplace is being led by both Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android smartphone platforms.
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By Greg Mills
From what I read about the upcoming Xoom tablet, it may not be the long anticipated iPad killer the PC crowd has been longing for. As I have mentioned in this space, the Tablet OS situation continues to be a problem for the companies that want a piece of Apple’s pie. Motorola, a household name in electronics has scrambled to offer something to compete with iPad. From what is known about Xoom, Apple’s iPad is still safe.
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Appcelerator and IDC (http://www.idc.com) surveyed 2,235 Appcelerator Titanium developers from Jan.10-12, 2011 on perceptions surrounding mobile OS priorities, feature priorities, and mobile development plans in 2011. With 85 new, primarily Android tablets announced at CES, developers are pushing these devices to the top of their priority list.
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Fujitsu (http://www.fujitsu.com/us/about/platforms/fcpa/home/) will showcase its new ScanSnap S1100 ultra-portable scanner, one of the world’s smallest document scanners, at this week’s Macworld 2011 Conference and Expo.
The new Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100, weighing just over 12 ounces and featuring a new sleek style, fits into a briefcase or purse and digitizes your documents. The scanner utilizes its paper path system and fast front-side color scanning functionality to scan anything from contracts and long receipts to business cards and plastic IDs.
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