Hey Submarine Warriors! A new show about a Trident submarine that’s gone rogue and is being hunted down by its own country is coming to television on ABC. This story line should sound very familiar. Check out the trailer. It’s … Continue reading
Just wanted to pass along that my interview with the Independent Author Network has been published over at http://www.indieauthorsnetwork.com/2012/04/rob-tiffany-ian-interview.html. As you might imagine, we discussed my latest action/adventure novel for Young Adults, “Submarine Warriors > The Enemy Beneath.” In the interview you’ll discover: … Continue reading
Back in my first article, I showed you where to find Microsoft’s latest updates to the SQLCE and RDA technologies so you can begin synchronizing data with the new SQL Server 2012 (Denali) database. Just imagine, you now have mobile … Continue reading
Like the PC’s domination over Macs in decades past, low-cost devices for the masses will win the global smartphone war. It won’t even be close. Most of the world population has to buy their device first, without the luxury of … Continue reading
In my last article, I walked you through finding, downloading, installing, and configuring SQL Server 2012 Express, SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2 CU6, and the Sync Server Tools. With that series of tasks completed, you’re now capable of performing data synchronization with … Continue reading
Now that SQL Server 2012 has been released, some of you might be wondering if SQL Server Compact is capable of synchronizing with it. With the release of Cumulative Update Package 6 for SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 2, the answer … Continue reading
Just wanted to shout out to all my SQLCE friends around the world that there’s an update to v4! Head on over to the Microsoft Download Center at http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=29037 to grab the x86 and x64 versions of your favorite embedded database. … Continue reading
Let’s talk about trust. So far, my BYOD guidance has been to give your employees a lot of value without allowing their devices to access your internal corporate network. Frankly, the ability to trust any mobile device inside the firewall … Continue reading
Looking to find out more about everyone’s favorite undersea adventure novel for young adults? It’s time to check out http://submarinewarriors.com/. This is the place to join your fellow shipmate readers and learn all about your favorite characters. Find out the inside story behind the … Continue reading
By the year 2015, companies will need 300% more Wi-Fi access points to provide the same level of bandwidth, access, and throughput as we have today. Continue reading
The user is the Endpoint. Apps and Devices are just Enablers.
As someone who spends a lot of time talking to CIOs about the Consumerization of IT (CoIT) and mobile, I get asked a lot about BYOD strategies. I also recognize that you’re likely to get a different strategy from every … Continue reading
I continue to see people refer to buying a ”MEAP” as if it’s a noun, a thing, or a shrinkwrapped 4GL product. It’s important to remember that Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP) is a Gartner Magic Quadrant where a stack of … Continue reading
Now that I’ve spent the last two articles helping you to get your Metro user experience foundation created with CSS3 and Media Queries, it’s time to jump into one of the features of HTML5. Geolocation is perfectly suited for smartphones … Continue reading
In my last article covering HTML5 and CSS3 on Windows Phone, I got you started with a simple boilerplate. It just so happened that the style I presented you with was Dark. Since we know that Windows Phone also has a … Continue reading