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Video games have come a long way since they first hit the shelves in the latter part of the last century. And as a result, games consoles have made huge advances as well.

With so many to pick from, choosing the top five consoles from the last decade is tricky, but in no particular order, here are my unbeatable games consoles from the noughties.

Xbox 360

Hitting the market in 2005, the Xbox 360 was originally launched with 14 games, and became famous for games such as Call of Duty, Gears of War and Halo, all of which sold millions of copies around the world.

Accessories for the Xbox 360 include the Kinect sensor which allows users to control and interact with the console using gestures and spoken commands.

This advanced ad-on has brought the console right up to date and thanks to this and other exciting developments, I wouldn’t upgrade or sell my Xbox 360 any time soon.

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For those who own both a Macbook and iPad, they are wonders of modern technology that take the best in slimline computing and package them with high-quality software to give users an experience that suits them perfectly whether they’re inexperienced or IT veterans. But given that Apple have mastered both touch-screen mobile devices and laptops/personal computers, will they ever combine the two?

Surely we can’t be the only people who have dreamed of sitting down at an iMac and tapping away for a few minutes, before reaching towards the screen to shift some text around or alter an image using our fingertips. It seems like such a logical merging of two different forms of hardware, and touch-screen computers already exist in the market, so will we see iMacs and Macbooks taking advantage of the same ease-of-touch your O2 iPad features, or will we have to wait?

The smart money is on an iMac that is Retina Display making its debut far before Apple think about touch-screen desktops and notebooks, but given that the current Macbook model has Retina Display  available to it, it’s arguable that this may not be all that far off. Apple have a history of launching significant new changes to their computers every so often, so perhaps the next one or two generations of notebooks and desktops will be Retina, but remain touch-free.

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In 2013, people are making use of so many different communications platforms that clients who will allow you to plug into more than one of your accounts at once are well-received. IM, SMS and social networking are just some of the means by which we communicate, and sending emails has become increasingly relegated to necessary business conversations instead, with the somewhat biased Mark Zuckerberg declaring email as “dead.” This isn’t a bad thing, either – because it could be argued that email is rapidly becoming a needless aspect of our everyday digital lives.

If you have dealt with information in the past week, there’s a fair chance that you could probably incorporate every form of email you have received into another service. Messages from friends could have appeared on your phone via iMessage. Pictures could have been sent via Instagram. New files for a collaborative project hosted on Dropbox. Google Docs. Skype. Twitter. There are so many options now that our reliance on a single one seems a little odd.

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The pace of modern business is astounding. Communication is key for employees and co-workers who are constantly on the go. A common solution is the use of mobile devices. Smartphones, tablets and other smart devices are versatile tools for small and big businesses alike.

But a fleet of portable devices requires precise and customizable control in the form of mobile device management (MDM). MDM gives businesses practical and scalable management over the devices their employees use.

Research in Motion’s BlackBerry products have been a staple in wireless innovation since their introduction in 1999. According to a press release by RIM, 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies use BlackBerry smartphones today. It follows naturally that they supplement these devices with mobile device management capabilities such as BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, a next-generation MDM solution for government and business customers.

BlackBerry Mobile Fusion

Image via Flickr, by IntelFreePress

BlackBerry Mobile Fusion is the newest addition to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) infrastructure and extends BES mobile device management features to Android and iOS devices. These features include remote lock and wipe, application and software management, connectivity management, configuration management and much more.

BlackBerry Enterprise Server offers security, reliability and management on a highly scalable platform. With more personal devices being brought into the workplace than ever, BlackBerry Mobile Fusion is a practical answer to managing devices that range across multiple operating systems.

The benefits of mobile device management solutions such as BlackBerry Mobile Fusion are highly cost-effective. According to a survey on eWeek.com, the average number of full-time employees required to manage smartphones is expected to increase to 4 employees per 1,000 mobile devices in 2013, up from 2.9 employees required in 2011. At a cost of $99 per year or $4 per month per user, Mobile Fusion offers a scalable system for managing a large network of smartphones to better handle the surge of device management required by businesses. [...]

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