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The popular business networking site has created an app for Apple's tablet.

Electronic devices that are worn on the body and relay information are starting to receive a lot of buzz, but partnering with a big company is the key to getting the product to see the light of day.

The latest iteration of Apple's popular tablet comes with a swath of new features that can be handy for business.

Here's what to expect from the Apple iPad 2, Motorola Xoom, Viewsonic Viewpad 10, and Blackberry Playbook.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of the first real credible tablet challengers to Apple's iPad. But are its more limited apps a hindrance or an advantage?

Here's a look at three options for mobile printing and what you'll need to do to simplify the process.

A hit from the start, this Vancouver, B.C.-based company delivers an (increasingly) personal reading experience for tablet-toters. Plus, a look at other ground-breaking businesses in the media space.

A look at several new portable devices and services for the modern road warrior.

From stylish iPad 2 cases to motion-sensing Bluetooth headsets, these gadgets and add-ons should give you bang for your buck.

A look at the tyPad combo keyboard and cover for mobile business users.

Slick slideshows and video conferencing merely scratch the surface of how entrepreneurs are using Apple's iPad for business.

Updated tablet comes with new functions like built-in videoconferencing, but lacks several key features.

Here's what to consider -- before you buy.

A look at some new applications that aim to amp up business productivity.

Here's a look at three new gadgets that could raise your company's game.

Fifteen marketing ideas of 2010 that made us channel our inner Liz Lemon and say, "I want to go to there."

Tablet computers begin to find their business niche as productivity and presentation enhancers.

How DODOcase leveraged social media, and the skill of a master bookbinder, to catapult its iPad cases onto the market.

You say you want a revolution? These products and services are changing the way we work.

Visually intensive app Roambi makes a splash on the iPad.

Two business owners face off on the business question of the moment.