@pchiodo Oh another familiar face! Welcome we are having lots of fun here!

@dashrender For what you said you are looking for it is the Easiest to use and have easy for people access as most people are very used to the Microsoft architecture.

Enjoy your time home!

You can share OneNote. SharePoint is a great place for sharing the OneNote files however

The thought process on wiping here in the states is very different then most of the rest of the world. After living in what used to be a French colony (ok only in the city) every bathroom in modern homes and in restaurants etc. had bidets. Of course on the other side of that in ROC there were just squatty potties and banana leaves, but for anyone with running water and electric...

Yes everyone on this side of the world is just getting moving for the day

Yeah I know I rescheduled my trip for nothing. But in between did get some snow so I guess not driving to CT was not a bad thing. And I needed the break anyway

Ok I have lived in an African Jungle with center section of the town was known Mosquito. Nope would take that any day over more snow. I am so sick of winter... it is snowing again.

I know I didn't like the first versions of them it was horrible to use. But I might check out the newest.

Well I will have to say I will not be doing that I would break something

@semicolon really PowerShell on a Nook?? Ok that is pretty cool

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What is your favorite portable Bluetooth Keyboard? I currently have a Shark one but it isn't the greatest and slides on a flat surface.

I am using them both for CRM, Lync, Yammer, WAVE Accounting, SharePoint, OneNote and Word documents, I have to say excel is a bit of a pain though. Oh yeah and now MangoLassi as well. Everything works really well on it. For when I travel I also have a softphone connected on my iPad and do conference calls etc. if I am connect to wifi as VoIP on 4g is sketchy at best.

I have to admit that I may go back to a full IPad at some point if the windows tablet works out wise due to the size I really do not need to have two 7" tablets but I do think a 7" a 10" and a laptop might give me everything I need for travel. Though all I might need a better Bluetooth keyboard and that might solve the gap I have.

This biggest issue I have when traveling is I love to have all my gadgets. I now carry my MacBook Pro (not the new lighter easy to carry one either) the Ipad Mini and the Windows tablet, my IPhone and all cables etc. When it is just a quick trip the tablets are fine but... now I end up carrying more than I need.

The idea of creating the document to help you build out your documentation in theory should be a one time thing... As the management side of things I would say that there is hardly ever a case where too much documentation is an issue. All documentation should be done on the theory of "what if I get hit by a bus today?" can someone else step into my position seamlessly and the client not see any lag?

@katie The ipad mini is nicer for traveling (fits in my purse easily) but for seeing and doing work the regular iPad was easier to use. Again remember @ajstringham I use this in a business management capacity (emails, documents etc). So for me it is perfect for travel and allows me to not be tied to my desk. I know that there are Techs that use them but wonder about you guys.

I have both an Ipad mini and a Dell Venue Pro running Windows 8.1 Pro. I do a bit of work from these but I am the management side of things at my day job. Do any of you find them useful or just toys?

You can move to that now even if you only use it for just SharePoint.

Here is another vote for SharePoint. This has become invaluable for us to keep client notes, announcements and just general information.

That's funny