Monday Aug 6, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

The ASUS Padfone is possibly the most James Bond-like laptop you've ever seen - part phone, part pen-phone, part laptop. It's already on sale, click here to find out more.

Also below: our writeup on Skype for Windows phone, another big organisation is using the cloud and more Windows 8 news.

William Maher
BIT (Business IT)

Asus spruiks Padfone to offices

By Staff Writer | Aug 6, 2012

The ASUS Padfone is one of the most unusual laptops you'll see, and is being earmarked for businesses, says ASUS

Product Brief: Skype for Windows Phone

By Jenneth Orantia | Jul 30, 2012

Skype for Windows Phone offers all the main features found on other platforms, including calls Skype-to-Skype and to regular numbers and it can be used over Wi-Fi and 3G.

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