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It was inevitable the iPhone 6 Plus's larger display would draw comparisons with the iPad. Even before it was released, some wondered if the 6 Plus would signal the end for the iPad Mini. After all, who needs a 7.9-inch display in a tablet when you have a 5.5-inch display in your pocket? But what may be more surprising is the idea that the iPhone 6 Plus eliminates the need for any sized iPad. I've even read some in the media proclaim the iPhone 6 Plus being able to do "everything" better than the iPad, a statement of creative license with a high dose of exaggeration.

In fact, just the opposite may be true.

Performance

In every other generation, the iPad received the same basic processor as the iPhone. Sometimes, the iPad's version was clocked slightly faster, but they were close enough in performance that there wouldn't be a clear winner in this category.

But the days when the iPad takes its cue from the iPhone are officially over. While the iPhone 6 Plus received a Dual-Core 1.4 Ghz Apple A8 chip, which may make it the fastest smartphone on the planet, the iPad Air 2 received a Tri-Core 1.5 Ghz Apple A8X. In straight-line speed using only one core, the iPad Air 2 is about 12% faster, which gives it a slight edge, but when you look at multi-core speed tested by Geekbench, the iPad Air 2 is 56% faster than the A8 chipset powering the iPhone 6 Plus.

And it is not just about processing speed. The iPad Air 2 also includes 2 GB of LPDDR3 RAM, which is the memory used to hold apps while they are running. This is up from the 1 GB of RAM included with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. This is means the iPad Air 2 can hold more apps in the background without slowing down. It will also give the iPad Air 2 better performance when making use of extensibility, which is an iOS 8 feature allowing one app to run a piece of code from within another app.

Is your business blog driving the leads, sales, and word-of-mouth marketing that you need it to?
Publishing a blog is not the same thing as developing a successful blog. To get the business blogging results that you need to increase your profits and actually stay in business for the long haul, you need to develop a blog that people want to read, trust, care about, come back to again and again, and tell other people about. Without those components, your business blog will fail to drive direct or indirect sales revenue.
Following are five key things you need to study and master in order to improve your business blogging results. Integrate them into your blogging strategy and tactics, and you’ll be on your way to business growth!

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1.  Become a Better Blog Writer

If the content on your blog is poorly written, too self-promotional, irrelevant to the target audience, or just plain boring, no one will read it. The first step to improving your business blogging results is learning how to write blog posts that people actually want to click, read, and share.

2.  Stay True to Your Brand Promise

What is your brand promise to consumers? Is your blog content consistent with that brand promise? If not, people will become confused and turn away from both your blog and your brand. That means your blog will fail and you won’t get the results you need for your business.

3.  Know How to Handle Marketing on Your Business Blog

Your business blog posts should never read like ads or marketing pitches, but you do need to be able to promote your brand, products, and services through your business blog in order to build brand awareness, attract customers, and close sales.

5.  Follow the Rules and Ethics of Blogging

As a business blogger, there are rules and ethics that you need to follow. If you break these rules, you’ll lose members of your audience and have an extremely difficult time regaining their trust and bringing them back. Without brand trust, they won’t talk about your brand or buy your products or services.

Do you frequently have guests over that need to use your Wi-Fi network to get to the Internet? Do you want them to have access to the Internet but not necessarily other things on your network such as access to shared storage, security cameras, printers, etc?

If you answered "yes" to the above questions, then a Wi-Fi Guest Network might be for you. More and more modern wireless router / access points are offering the guest network feature, but many people don’t know that it’s offered or have no idea why they might want to use it instead of just giving their guests full access to their main Wi-Fi network.
Here are 5 Reasons a Wi-Fi Guest Network is a Good Thing for Your Network’s Security:
1. The Guest Network is Isolated From the Rest of Your Network
One of the biggest features of a guest network is the ability for it to be a logically isolated segment of your network. This means that your guests can use your Internet connection but aren’t joined to the rest of your local network.
Being isolated helps to prevent guests from accessing file shares, networked printers, and other resources that might be available to those who have joined your main wireless non-guest network.
This can be an important feature in a business setting when you have outside vendors or partners that may also be competitors that you want to provide Internet access to, without giving them “the keys to the kingdom”.
2. Access Still Requires a Password That Can be Changed Easily
Once you’ve given someone the password to your Wi-Fi network, if you want to change it, you’ve got to change it at on the router and then update every device on your network with the new password. This can be a real pain in the butt, especially if you have a plethora of wireless devices that you use.

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On the other hand, with a guest network, you can change the password at will, and only your guests have to be given the updated password. Also guest’s passwords are cached differently and won’t give them permanent access like a cached standard Wi-Fi password allows.
3. Parental Controls and Access Restrictions Can Still Be Enforced on a Guest Network
If you have younger folks who are using your guest network, you can still use features such as parental controls and access restrictions.
Depending on your router manufacturer and how they implement guest networks, you may be able to establish different levels of access controls and parental controls for your guest network then the ones used on your main wireless network
4. You Can Turn Off Your Guest Network Without Turning Off Your Main Wireless Network
If your guests get a little too comfortable and start hogging all your bandwidth you can easily turn off the guest network without it affecting the rest of your non-guest network traffic.
This feature could come in handy when your kids have friends over and you don’t want any late night Internet browsing occurring but you might still need to use your network.
5. You Can Limit Guest Network Bandwidth
Depending on your router’s features and configuration, you may be able to limit the bandwidth provided to your guests so that you can keep your main network’s traffic as the priority. To see if your router has this capability, look for Quality of Service (QoS) options in your router’s administrative console (available via your web browser).