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Mobile is big — just how big is reflected in current shipments of mobile devices. Samsung shipped more than 60 million Android-powered Smartphone’s in the last quarter. Apple shipped more than 149 million iPhones so far in 2012. And tablet vendors, led by Apple and Samsung, shipped more than 100 million tablets this year to date.

With Superstorm Sandy causing untold destruction and massive disruptions to large swathes of New Jersey and New York City, some organizations have begun to wonder how, exactly, they’d fair if they were hit by a massive weather systems, while other organizations are left with the mess of figuring out how they’re going to rebuild their communications infrastructure in a manner that will ensure continuity no matter what happens.

Most of the time we talk about the benefits of the Unified Communications, such as hosted PBX services, we talk about the direct benefits your business will enjoy. We often talk about the increased scalability and organizational flexibility that will give your business the ability to grow and shrink as needed.

Much of the technology we use everyday seems like it was from a science fiction movie a few years ago. Think about it, tablets, smartphones, e-readers, all of these technologies changed the way we operate on a daily basis. So what is next step in the realm of technology

Windows 8 has already made a splash in the tech world. The new operating system from Microsoft looks very different than any system that came before.

Some programs that were designed to make your life simpler can in fact make it more embarrassing.

You know how to Google like the best of them right?

The new version of Microsoft Windows, Windows 8, only recently hit the market. And the tech press have already combed through the software

If you travel a lot internationally you most likely wouldn’t dream of leaving your smartphone behind. It is a convenient tool as you can quickly get directions in a foreign city, or alter your plane reservations

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