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I know that I have said before I won't be making any predictions this year and I won't waver from that, but here I just wanted to take a look back at a year in enterprise mobility to highlight the main events of 2012 and how the ever-evolving world of mobility mutated last year.

The introduction of a smaller iPad was much expected by the wider tech community - Ovum sees this as a defensive move by Apple.

According to Partnerpedia's John Hanay, to better understand bring your own device (BYOD), we need to examine what led to its rise.

We’ve all heard the hype, tablets are all the rage and are going to make PCs redundant. So just what are they being used for? Are tablets displacing PCs?

One tablet generates as many website visits as four smartphones according to data from Adobe’s Digital Index Report.

How are we interacting with our mobile devices? The following infographic, produced using research from Forrester, highlights the key differences between consumers relationships with their tablet and smartphone devices.

The new iPad hits consumers’ hands on Friday, which means you testers are going to be busy, busy, busy. As Jason Parker over at CNet pointed out, it’s going to take a lot of work to get existing apps ready for the iPad’s new super high res display. And the more developers need to tinker with their apps, the more you’ll have to test them.

Tablet owners in Europe and the USA are more willing to pay for content a report from Nielsen has found.