The invasion of tablets into the workspace has been going on for quite some time now, and its gaining momentum by the day. This is represented by all the ever-more powerful and handy apps, as well as the first product to enter this week’s list.

The Enterprise App Store by Partnerpedia

While it falls in a different category, Partnerpedia’s Enterprise App Store is a tablet business app management platform. It allows administrators to handle user management, application security and control, as well as the maintenance of apps and software installed on work-purposed devices. The platform also provides a delivery model for application developers, whether internal or a third party.

iPad

Analytics HD

Analytics HD is an app which centralizes data from Google Analytics, Analytics App and more in one simple interface, which features some of the most requested functions by Google users. For once, Analytics HD has “Today” and “Yesterday” reports, enhanced security, 55 reports showing up to 100 rows worth of data and so forth.

FTP On The Go Pro

FTP On The Go Pro is a FTP client for the iPad, that allows users to view and edit HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, ASP code on one’s server. The app also enable users to view images and documents, features a sharing functionality and brings together a number of other elements which probably make it one of the best apps for its kinds.

Android

Lookout for Android

Lookout Security is a mobile security firm that we at SiliconANGLE covered extensively. It’s app, which actually helped solving a criminal case or two thanks to its missing device location tracking function, comes pretty hand for every user. However, security is especially important for business users, and Lookout for Android comes with antimalware and spyware as well as backup.

Google Docs

Google Docs is an absolute must for every Android user, and provides a handy way of accessing one of the most important parts of the business user’s Google cloud.  Docs can be searched, created and edited, with a special feature for mobile users, enabling mobile media upload.