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Some analysts have recently predicted that sales of Apple's iPad and assorted other tablets -- such as the Amazon Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and the Acer Iconia Tab -- will eventually outpace that of laptops. This has led some analysts to ponder whether the tablet form factor could, eventually, completely replace the laptop for work. However, a study from research firm ABI Research tells a much different story. Although iPads and other tablets remain very popular in today's mobile marketplace, they're not yet ready to assume the role of a laptop replacement. In fact, use of laptops around the world is on the rise, according to ABI. The report is the result of the company’s ongoing Technology Barometer surveys, which polls 8,000 consumers in seven countries every six months. Results of the most recent survey were released May 1, 2012.

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Microsoft server and application upgrades dominate the recent IT projects undertaken by the 16 Fortune-ranked and mid-market companies highlighted here. Information for this feature is provided exclusively to CIO Insight by the researchers at DiscoverOrg.
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Microsoft announced it will ship another pre-release version of Windows 8, known as a release preview, in the first week of June.
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Microsoft shed more light on Windows 8 Enterprise, the version of the upcoming operating system that is aimed at large corporate environments and business users.
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Microsoft has announced its delivery plans for Windows 8, highlighting three primary editions of the operating system: Windows 8, Windows 8 Pro and Windows RT downplaying an enterprise edition.
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In addition, Microsoft said it is ending support for Windows XP, launched in 2001, and Office 2003, two years from now.
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Microsoft announced that Windows Phone SDK 7.1.1 update is available for download.
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Microsoft's Windows 8 could spike sales in an anemic PC market, according to IDC.
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There’s a common belief out there that if you run Apple’s Mac OS X operating system, you won’t need to worry as much about security as you would if you were running Windows OS. Apple has reportedly used “sandboxing” and other security techniques to ensure that malicious hackers and cybercriminals don’t make their way into the operating system and steal sensitive information. However, some security experts say that Mac OS X is just as vulnerable to exploits as any other OS. In fact, a new Mac OS X Trojan was spotted in the wild in late February. Here’s what you need to know about Mac OS X security:
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Microsoft has released its Windows Server "8" beta, with an eye toward gathering feedback to refine the final release.
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A Windows Phone solution that includes FIPS-certified 192 bit AES encryption will be the result of a new partnership between Microsoft and Good Technology.
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Microsoft, the software company that dominates the enterprise and once held equal sway in the consumer market, is losing some ground to Apple and Google, according to industry analysts. In the coming years, Microsoft’s place in the enterprise could continue to slip as CIOs decide to respond to the call from across the enterprise to allow employees to bring Macs, iPhones, iPads, and even Android-based devices to their offices. Despite the so-called trend known as “the consumerization of IT,” Microsoft remains a key software partner for the enterprise. Without the software giant’s solutions, you wouldn’t be able to do half the things you currently do in the office. And, chances are, most of your processes rely on solutions based on Microsoft’s Windows operating system, which is getting a major, mobile-friendly revamp in the upcoming Windows 8. Here are eight reasons why Microsoft still matters to the enterprise.
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Apple's Mac OS X "Mountain Lion" will do battle against Windows 8, with both operating systems betting big on their respective mobile features.
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Microsoft will host a Windows 8 Consumer Preview event in Barcelona Feb. 29. That's likely the launch date of Windows 8 beta.
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Windows Phone 8 will integrate in many ways with Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system, including features such as BitLocker encryption, according to two new reports.

 
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