Forget the notebook, the netbook or the laptop; this is going to be the year of the tablet. Corporations from Salesforce.com to Mercedes-Benz and JPMorgan Chase have started equipping their executives with iPads. Meanwhile, a slew of new Android and Windows tablets have been taking the spotlight at CES this week, bolstering Gartner’s prediction that media tablets and next-generation smartphones will increasingly eat into PC sales. At the same time, security vendors have warned that mobile malware is on the rise.
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I really enjoyed reading your post on the fact that tablets and smartphones will be overtaking the PC sales very soon - my sentiments exactly!! I travel a lot and the fact I can carry my tablet around much easier than the laptop makes more sense to me. Also, I read with intrigue your thoughts on lack of security for media tablets and I wanted to let you know how impressed I am with my download from MYMobileSecurity. I have a Samsung Galaxy tablet and think it's fabulous but of course I was very worried about protecting the contents of it as I use it immensely for my work. I looked around the mobile apps market places and found the MYAndroidsecurity.com app and I really recommend it. It's simple to use and really professional - has a lot of features on it.
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Who's Keeping Tabs on Tablet Security?
Posted by: Richard Adhikari January 7, 2011 05:00 AMForget the notebook, the netbook or the laptop; this is going to be the year of the tablet. Corporations from Salesforce.com to Mercedes-Benz and JPMorgan Chase have started equipping their executives with iPads. Meanwhile, a slew of new Android and Windows tablets have been taking the spotlight at CES this week, bolstering Gartner’s prediction that media tablets and next-generation smartphones will increasingly eat into PC sales. At the same time, security vendors have warned that mobile malware is on the rise.
I really enjoyed reading your post on the fact that tablets and smartphones will be overtaking the PC sales very soon - my sentiments exactly!! I travel a lot and the fact I can carry my tablet around much easier than the laptop makes more sense to me. Also, I read with intrigue your thoughts on lack of security for media tablets and I wanted to let you know how impressed I am with my download from MYMobileSecurity. I have a Samsung Galaxy tablet and think it's fabulous but of course I was very worried about protecting the contents of it as I use it immensely for my work. I looked around the mobile apps market places and found the MYAndroidsecurity.com app and I really recommend it. It's simple to use and really professional - has a lot of features on it.