This month must be “Get Serious Month” for BlackBerry, Cisco, and Microsoft, because two of these firms’ CEOs came out personally very strongly on privacy and the third—Cisco—released a powerful study that points dramatically to the need for privacy protection […]
BlackBerry, Cisco, and Microsoft Move Aggressively to Protect Trust and Privacy Read More »
I’ve been spending the last several days reviewing testimony and precedents in the FTC case against Qualcomm that appears to have been caused by an Apple complaint. These kinds of actions are very dangerous because the FTC, like any government
Qualcomm vs. Apple and Lessons in Contracting Read More »
Dell does a really nice job picking moderators for their CES events and this year they did their launches in a large auditorium as opposed to a restaurant—better fitting their size and status. This year’s moderator was Aisha Tyler who
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Robby The Robot made its theatrical debut around the time I was born, and it set a bar regarding what a practical robot should look like and do. Lights and lighting effects aside, he could drive, lift heavy objects, cook,
CES And Robotic Trends Of 2019: A Little Important Progress Read More »
One of the most common questions an analyst is asked is which product is better? We could be talking PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones, servers, storage, networking, or, heck, even cars. We always have the answer and I will categorically say
Which Laptop Is Better? The Question Everyone Asks But No One Understands Read More »
Earlier this month, NVIDIA showcased a technology out of their labs that could massively both speed up and lower the cost of games and rendered movies. They did this by using AI to do the heavy lifting and generate scenes
NVIDIA Research Revolutionizes Game and Movie Creation Read More »
I’m at the Qualcomm Technology Summit in Hawaii this week and while my wife is enjoying a tropical drink and getting to know the cabana boys, I’m hearing about 5G. I must be really twisted because I’m good with that—mostly
The Hidden Benefit Of 5G and Snapdragon 855: Low Latency and AI Read More »
One of the most common questions, or statements really, back in the 1990s was on whether Microsoft was evil. You could see how folks got there because—at the time—Microsoft was heavy handed, Netscape was claiming (accurately) that Microsoft was misacting
Is Apple Evil? You Betcha! Read More »
Apple was the first to a trillion dollars in today’s money but underneath this impressive valuation is a lot of really bad news as the company has put itself into a hole that looks nearly impossible to dig out of.
Apple’s Last Stand Read More »
This week Microsoft had an update for their HoloLens technology which, I think, currently has the best shot at defining one of the major evolutionary pivots for personal computers. Right now, it reminds me a lot of the early days
An Update on HoloLens: The Accelerating Evolution of Personal Computing and Magic Read More »
