And the winner is… Chris Battista! Congratulations to Chris Battista from Raleigh, NC for winning our second iPad. Chris currently works in the IT division of the NC Department of Justice.
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Firefox that is. I was disappointed, to say the least when I found out that I might not be able to login to SharePoint with my Android Tablet. I spent several minutes setting and resetting my Wi-Fi settings and attempting to login only to get that annoying 401 error page.
As it turns out, the default browser made available on most Android phones and tablets will block the SharePoint 2010 pop block prompting login. Fortunately there is a solution with added benefits. Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010 supports the Firefox browser. The Firefox browser can be downloaded from the Android Market. If you using a tablet without phone access to the market you can download the apk file for Firefox from www.filecrop.com. Click to continue »
I know I’ve talked about the pros and cons to the tablet computing solution in the past. The tablet has taken the market by storm and is expected to continue growth by leaps and bounds. I feel it deserves some serious observation. I also feel that may who have invested in these machines are overpaying for all the wrong reasons. So let’s take a glance how the options are sizing up.
I made the choice for the Android tablet. In fact I bought a very basic machine for a number of reasons which we will explore. The decision was tough. I’ll explain first why I passed on the iPad option. Click to continue »