Articles by Juan Martinez

Articles by: Juan Martinez

Hands on: HP Zvr review

By Juan Martinez published 5 January 15

CES 2015 HP's newest display is made for the enterprise user, but is it complex and realistic enough to justify its cost?

Hands on: Lenovo ThinkPad T550 review

By Juan Martinez published 5 January 15

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CES 2015 If you want a large format ultrabook that won't break the bank (or break period) then the Lenovo T550 might be right for you.

Lenovo introduces new additions to its ThinkPad fleet

By Juan Martinez published 5 January 15

CES 2015 Lenovo has completely overhauled its ThinkPad portfolio with a eight new laptops, a display and a computing stack.

Hands on: Samsung Ativ One 7 2015 review

By Juan Martinez published 30 December 14

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CES 2015 Samsung continually leads display technology innovation. Its curved TVs are among the most lauded on the planet. But do curved monitors have a place on desktop computers?

ScanSnap iX100 review

By Juan Martinez published 24 November 14

We all hate scanning documents. Can Fujitsu's tiny desktop scanner change our minds?

Asus PB287Q review

By Juan Martinez published 20 November 14

If you've decided to take the plunge into 4K displays, but you don't want to spend an arm and a leg on a device that is years ahead of its time, this Asus model might be right for you.

Adtech company LiveIntent opens shop in London

By Juan Martinez published 18 November 14

Exclusive LiveIntent CEO Matt Keiser and President Dave Hendricks sat down with TechRadar Pro for an exclusive discussion about the company's European expansion.

HP Envy x2 2014 review

By Juan Martinez published 14 November 14

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We really enjoyed the original HP Envy x2, but we felt there was room for improvement with future iterations. Did HP live up to our expectations?

SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive review

By Juan Martinez published 13 November 14

SanDisk wants you to be able to move files from your iPhone and iPad to your desktop quickly and easily. Can this tiny tool accomplish such a big job?

Hands on: Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One 23 review

By Juan Martinez published 12 November 14

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Lenovo's new All-in-One is revolutionary in design. Too bad no one is going to want to buy it.

Canon Pixma MG7520 All-in-One Inkjet Printer review

By Juan Martinez published 11 November 14

Canon never disappoints when it releases a new photo printer. The Pixma MG7520 is no exception.

Samsung and SAP partner to create enterprise apps for wearables

By Juan Martinez published 11 November 14

The two companies launch an Apple-Microsoft-like partnership designed to improve mobile business productivity.

So many connections, so much opportunity

The Internet of Things will be a $3 trillion industry by 2020

By Juan Martinez published 7 November 14

Approximately 30 billion devices will be able to speak to one another through sensors and monitors by 2020, according to IDC.

Apple and IBM to offer enterprise support for business tools

By Juan Martinez published 6 November 14

As part of their recently announced collaboration, Apple and IBM will offer businesses ongoing support for all Apple hardware, operating systems and apps.

IBM wants to secure your hybrid cloud environments

By Juan Martinez published 5 November 14

IBM has been heavily engaged in beefing up its security credentials. Today's launch covers all cloud environments and all data access devices.

Hands on: Dell Venue 11 Pro 7140 review

By Juan Martinez published 5 November 14

Not yet rated

Dell is inching itself closer and closer to the top echelon of enterprise tablets. Just a few minor issues separate this device from the best on the market.

SiteSpect expands its APIs to simplify campaign testing automation

By Juan Martinez published 4 November 14

Exclusive With the expanded APIs, marketers are now able to automate and program thousands of tests.

Twenty-four percent of cloud adopters move back to on-premise systems

By Juan Martinez published 3 November 14

A recent study by CompTIA revealed cloud adoption to be present among almost all organizations. However, a significant portion of cloud adopters move back to on-premise systems.

Microsoft Outlook for Mac to look more like Outlook on PC

By Juan Martinez published 31 October 14

If you prefer Outlook on a PC, you're in luck. Microsoft just announced upgrades to the Mac client that make it look and feel like the flagship PC product.

IBM can now push Twitter data into its analytics tools

By Juan Martinez published 29 October 14

The partnership is part of an interesting shift in technology that has seen enterprise companies partner with consumer tech companies to build apps.

HP's new desktop will change computing forever

By Juan Martinez published 29 October 14

HP's new all-in-one features a prohibitive price, but the revolutionary machine will be extremely popular among businesses and consumers.

Acer and HP to preload Dropbox on all laptops, PCs

By Juan Martinez published 28 October 14

A new agreement between the three tech companies gives Dropbox an advantage over other cloud services that are beginning to offer more storage for less money.

Microsoft makes OneDrive storage free and limitless

By Juan Martinez published 27 October 14

If you're on an Office 365 subscription plan, you can now store anything and everything you want at no additional cost.

Google's 'Security Key' offers safer two-step verification

By Juan Martinez published 21 October 14

Google's new tool plugs into any USB port in order to provide Chrome users secondary log-in authentication.

Microsoft's Azure enhancements will resonate much louder than another price reduction

By Juan Martinez published 20 October 14

In Depth By quickly responding to market needs and system flaws, Microsoft has shown itself to be ready for a long-haul fight with Google and Amazon.

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