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Enterprise device management: A brave new world
Windows desktops aren't the only game in town. Smartphones and tablets are changing the face of IT client management, whether you like it or not. Tutorial
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Tablets in the enterprise: Are you ready?
Tablets have taken the computing world by storm, and now they're moving into the enterprise. Prepare for the inevitable with the tips and reviews in this guide. Guide
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An introduction to Android for mobile application development
Introducing Android, Chapter 1, from 'Android Wireless Application Development,' explores the benefits this open source platform brings to mobile application development. Chapter Download
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Android retains hold on smartphone market: News in brief
Android is still the leading smartphone OS, and Apple is the top manufacturer. Plus: news on MobileIron 4.5, Panasonic’s future and Ice Cream Sandwich support. News | 02 Dec 2011
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Tablets: Going beyond the iPad
Shocker: Resellers cite some big orders for non-Apple tablets. News | 17 Aug 2011
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Top 5 Android business apps
Android business apps help corporate employees work more efficiently. Apps for document editing, mobile printing, invoicing and more make Android tablets work overtime. Tip
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Android management features improve, but still no home run
Android management features have improved in newer versions, and we’re seeing more encryption and remote-wipe capabilities. But IT still needs third-party apps to cover its bases. Tip
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Android app security FAQ: Keeping devices safe from Android threats
IT can’t really control the apps on users’ Android devices, and malware is one of the biggest Android threats. But fear not: There are ways to get a handle on Android app security. FAQ
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Making Android remote control and IT administration apps work for you
You’ll be the toast of the IT department when you equip your tablet with Android remote control and administration apps. Analyze networks, connect to PCs and more with these tools. Tip
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Why Android malware protection is so important in the enterprise
Just because an app came from the Android Market doesn’t make it safe. Devices have to have Android malware protection to keep phones and tablets shipshape and enterprise-ready. Tip
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Android tablet security: OS features and Android security apps
Securing Android tablets with their built-in features isn’t enough. Android security apps can fight viruses and boost Android tablet security. Tip
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Android security issues in IT
Android security issues, especially around Android app security, make IT admins weary about enterprise support. But new versions address some risks. Tip
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Android malicious apps: How to tell secure Android apps from malware
Distinguishing malicious Android apps from clean ones can be tough, particularly for users with little security savvy. Expert Nick Lewis gives advice. Answer
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mobile application processor
A mobile application processor is a system on a chip (SoC) designed to support applications running in a mobile operating system environment such as Android, Apple iOS, Windows CE/Mobile or Symbian. Definition
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Android Open Source Project (AOSP)
The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is an initiative created to guide development of the Android mobile platform. Definition
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Top 5 Android business apps
Android business apps help corporate employees work more efficiently. Apps for document editing, mobile printing, invoicing and more make Android tablets work overtime. Tip
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Android management features improve, but still no home run
Android management features have improved in newer versions, and we’re seeing more encryption and remote-wipe capabilities. But IT still needs third-party apps to cover its bases. Tip
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Android app security FAQ: Keeping devices safe from Android threats
IT can’t really control the apps on users’ Android devices, and malware is one of the biggest Android threats. But fear not: There are ways to get a handle on Android app security. FAQ
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Making Android remote control and IT administration apps work for you
You’ll be the toast of the IT department when you equip your tablet with Android remote control and administration apps. Analyze networks, connect to PCs and more with these tools. Tip
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Why Android malware protection is so important in the enterprise
Just because an app came from the Android Market doesn’t make it safe. Devices have to have Android malware protection to keep phones and tablets shipshape and enterprise-ready. Tip
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mobile application processor
A mobile application processor is a system on a chip (SoC) designed to support applications running in a mobile operating system environment such as Android, Apple iOS, Windows CE/Mobile or Symbian. Definition
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Android retains hold on smartphone market: News in brief
Android is still the leading smartphone OS, and Apple is the top manufacturer. Plus: news on MobileIron 4.5, Panasonic’s future and Ice Cream Sandwich support. News
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Android tablet security: OS features and Android security apps
Securing Android tablets with their built-in features isn’t enough. Android security apps can fight viruses and boost Android tablet security. Tip
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Android security issues in IT
Android security issues, especially around Android app security, make IT admins weary about enterprise support. But new versions address some risks. Tip
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Android Open Source Project (AOSP)
The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is an initiative created to guide development of the Android mobile platform. Definition
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About Android devices
Android devices come in many shapes and sizes, from low-end Android smartphones to high-end Android tablets and everything in between. And because Google’s Android is an open source operating system, Android mobile devices are available from a wide range of manufacturers and on all major wireless networks. It’s good that IT professionals have choices when it comes to Android devices, but with so many different Android mobile devices out there, fragmentation can be a real problem. So make sure you consider the possible firmware and application compatibility issues before choosing Android tablets and smartphones for your organization. This section includes news on the latest Android smartphones and tablets from manufacturers such as Samsung, Motorola, HTC and Nokia. You’ll also find tips on managing Android devices in the enterprise in the era of consumerization.
Consumerization Strategies for the CIO