Every Friday, the mobility team here at Cloud Sherpas scours the Web for the hottest, most relevant mobile technology news of the week and compiles it in conveniently-byte-sized chunks right here — for fast, easy, on-the-go consumption.
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This Week’s Top Links in Mobility ( In no particular order)
- The Microsoft Surface
Microsoft enters the hardware market and you know it looks pretty darn good. - Microsoft Unveils Windows Phone 8
This week was all about Microsoft. With Windows Phone 8 it looks like they have another winner but only time will tell. - 57% of developers plan to adopt Windows Phone
More love for Microsoft? Notice that developers “plan” but haven’t committed. Either way its good news for ole’ MS. - Mobile Security Startup gets $10M in funding
Mobile security is THE big issue when it comes to enterprise mobility. - iOS and Android Tablets Level Off
By 2013 expect tablets to be in the hands of a lot of Americans. - Log into websites using a mobile app … from FORD!
Ford shows that it can continue to innovate by bringing its keyless entry tech into the mainstream. - Businesses Are Investing in Internal App Stores
In response to increasing security concerns around enterprise mobility. - Google Gives Sneak Peak to new Android OS
- Expect an announcement at Google I/O this year … maybe they’ll address the fragmentation issue?
















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