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Apple has updated its multitouch-enabled iWork suite for iPad with an improved Microsoft Office compatibility, richer editing features, support for MobileMe iDisk cloud storage and other WebDAV servers, and more.

MobileMe subscribers can now take advantage of iDisk cloud storage to copy documents from iWork apps, a handy feature that bypasses iTunes to keep your documents synchronized between an iPad and desktop. Exporting capabilities have been enhanced with improved Microsoft Office compatibility across all iWork apps, providing a greater compatibility with Microsoft’s productivity suite. A

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The news seems to be all Android, all the time these days, and various analysts have recently revealed predictions that Android will soon be the leading mobile platform. Despite the popularity of the Android platform, though, there are some critical elements of Android that make it unsuitable for business use.

22 Best Android Apps

Just in the past couple of weeks data has emerged that Android is quickly gaining on Apple’s iOS in terms of mobile Web usage, and analysts have predicted that Android will leapfrog RIM and Symbian to become the dominant mobile platform globally by 2014. But, IT admins might have a slightly different view of the Android platform.

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In the Help Me, LAPTOP column, you ask for advice and we provide it. Today, we’re helping Melany, who wants a sub-$800 notebook that’s lightweight, durable, and future-proof.

Melany H writes:

I’m looking for a laptop that is fairly light and portable (less than 6 lbs) and costs less than $800. I use my laptop mostly for internet, downloading and working with flip videos and photos of my kids, downloading books and music from iTunes. Occasionally I use Excel or Word. I rarely watch movies or TV on my computer, although I suppose I might like that option but it would be something I would do only occasionally and is not a priority. I never play games. I don

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