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Tablet use by doctors doubled in last year, Manhattan Research says

Physician tablet adoption for professional purposes has reached 62 percent, nearly double the percentage from 2011, according to " Taking the Pulse U.S. 2012 ," Manhattan Research's annual research study of physician use of digital technologies.

Google is now a hardware maker

Google closed its $12.5 billion takeover of Motorola Mobility on May 22, about 9 months after the deal was initially announced.

An IT leader's 'aha' moment in user adoption

Oh how nice it must be to enter the workforce today, when guys like Dan Antion are in charge of IT. Antion, vice president of information services at American Nuclear Insurers, is a true believer in driving user adoption of new technologies by ensuring that the technologies actually help people in their jobs.

Flipboard update adds sound

Flipboard has always been a visually attractive app for viewing content, but now it's added a new dimension of sound through a partnership with Soundcloud.

Kaspersky: Apple turning a blind eye to Mac security

Apple is turning a blind eye to the security of its Mac platform, alleges Kaspersky Lab's Chief Technology Officer Nikolai Grebennikov.

Apple to debut faster, thinner MacBook Pro with Retina display

Apple is preparing to debut a new lineup of MacBook Pro laptops built around Intel's newly launched Ivy Bridge microprocessor, according to a report published on Bloomberg .

Why Apple needs to turn over keys to walled garden

Apple is increasing its presence on the desktop, and if its walled-garden approach ends up taking root there, costs would likely rise for IT.

Apple could take a tip from Microsoft on responsiveness

No software vendor is immune from selling flawed code, but some vendors handle their vulnerabilities better than others.

Laserfiche releases iPad app

Laserfiche has a shiny new iPad app.

Nearly half of all Macs could lose access to security updates this summer

Apple has always dropped support for older versions of its OS when it has two newer versions in the market.