Sentences with phrase «tablets for work emails»

Would most New Yorkers really stop working and stop checking their smartphones and tablets for work emails when they step out of their cubicles and open offices at exactly 5 p.m.?

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It remains to be seen whether the increasing functionality of the tablets will encourage content producers to make more interactive, media - rich works, or whether reading will become relegated to «just another app» on these tablet computers, to compete for the consumers» attention with email, social networks, and games.»

What I do use my tablets for is to watch movies, surf the web, read email, do school work, take notes in meetings, edit documents heavily while on the go, read magazines, shop, and listen to music.

During tradeshows, the tablet becomes my main email device — that's particularly true with 4G tablets (not the case here) as their long battery life provides previous relief for my laptop that I need for critical tasks that can't be done on the tablet (custom software, work comfort, video - editing, file manipulation...).

According to his company's survey, 73 percent use tablets for email and general Internet use, 67 percent for working while away from the office, 41 percent for sales, and 38 percent for making customer presentations.

According to manufacture, Motorola Xoom 2 is a tablet on business ready with enterprise - grade security and Active Sync for work email, contacts and calendar.

The specs are for a tablet that can be used to do some regular light Office work, but is otherwise a Windows tablet best suited for browsing the web, emails, chat, running apps, and watching movies and TV - series on.

If you received the email and you're having issues viewing it on your desktop try opening it on a phone or tablet — that's what worked for me.

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I use mine three to four times a day for about 30 minutes at a time for email, basic web surfing and app use (during a bus commute to and from work, during lunch and occasionally in the evening if I'm away from home and have my tablet with me).

But the everyday things we use tablets for — watching movies, playing games, browsing the web, checking email, and getting some light work done — still haven't changed much in 2015.