The post-PC era has arrived. Really?
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 13:53
Mid June last year, Steve Jobs stated that the post-PC era has arrived. He predicts that the tablet will become a replacement for the PC for many users. Others seem to think that tablets are to become extra devices, next to laptops or desktops.
For certain tasks, such as editing photos or movies, you need a lot of processing power (read: PC/laptop power). Apparently the faster processors now available in the iPad 2, make this type of work finally possible on a tablet.
Which made me think. Can I work exclusively on a tablet?
According to Wikipedia 
Apple is getting rather good at creating new markets out of nothing. A few years ago they did exactly that with the iPod and last year with the launch of the iPad.
Google has started to mention the necessity of dealing with change management when migrating to Google Apps in their communication. As we have repeatedly stated, switching to Apps only for cost savings is not advisable. You can find out more about why and how to switch in our e-book “
The past weeks I was really annoyed (again) with traffic jams. The pinnacle for me was calling a customer in Brussels and telling him that, according to my GPS, I was only five kilometers away from his office and showing up an hour later. In some cases a web meeting can be an attractive alternative to travel. But where and how do you start?
How the majority of mail users deal with their congested Inbox I sometimes have a tough time understanding. Because having an empty Inbox at the end of a (working) day gives you a fantastic feeling. A real “I am done with this” feeling.
It is fair to say that probably the biggest advantage of using cloud applications in a browser is the fact that changes and new features become immediately available without software updates. With a minimal effort a cloud service provider can roll out new features and/or improvements of existing features to to thousands or millions of users.
