IBM MobileFirst Launched for Enterprise Customers

Businesses have found a new solution to using mobile devices for enhancing their operations: the IBM MobileFirst platform. IBM has launched the platform for enterprise customers that encompass a number of features which cover the scope of using mobile devices in businesses. It enables companies to control and manage the way in which the employees use mobile devices. Also, businesses will be able to develop and create a new custom app for themselves. IBM the Ideal Company for Offering Mobile Solutions There are few technology companies more capable of providing mobile solutions than IBM. The company has a wealth of experience in helping enterprises go mobile. As of now, they have over a thousand enterprises as customers which have enabled them to polish their solutions and ensure they are top of the line. As a result, they have enhanced the quality of their services considerably which has culminated in the IBM MobileFirst platform being launched. Despite having been present in the industry for quite some time, IBM has kept mum about their prowess in offering mobile solutions. They haven’t created any hype or hoopla about their services but the quality of services is undeniable. It is the first time they [...]

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Helping ISPs defend customers against bot infections

At RSA Conference 2013 Kindsight announced the Kindsight Botnet Security service to help Internet service providers detect botnet activity in the network and protect subscribers against bot infections...

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Asus Fonepad Debuts At MWC, $249 For US Customers

Phones the size of tablets are a growing trend at this years Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. First Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 8.0 and that announcement was followed by the Asus Fonepad. A long-rumored product by Asus, the Fonepad is a 7-inch Android tablet that is also capable of making phone calls. The Fonepad as rumored features an Intel Atom Z2420 processor and is powered on 1GB RAM. The device also features 3G wireless capabilities and its display pushes out 1,280 x 800 pixels of resolution. The Fonepad’s screen is helped along by a PowerVR SGX540 GPU. Running on a largely untouched Google Android 4.1 OS the Fonepad delivers all of the games, apps and other software we have come to expect from the mobile/tablet-based OS. Asus has also thrown in 16GB of built-in storage alongside a microSD card reader that supports 32GB cards. The phone-ready tablet also includes a 3-megapixel rear camera and a conference ready 1.2-megapixel front camera. Asus didn’t list the running time for the Fonepad at MWC but the devices 4,270mAH should provide a decent amount of use before a recharge is required. Asus has managed to do a good job in terms of pricing the [...]

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