This falls in the realm of big news no one is talking about but if you look at the Smartphone market the only company that is making money, and they are making a ton of it, is Apple. Basically we […]
The Android model is failing Read More »
The iPhone was an unfortunate thing to happen to business. Before the iPhone launched the dominant phones were from Research in Motion (BlackBerry) and PALM—both with a business focus and even the idea of a virus or malware for these
How the new iPod could help Blackberry and make Apple stronger Read More »
One of the most interesting battles we are seeing this decade is between sapphire and Ion-X Glass like Gorilla Glass. Sapphire certainly sounds cooler, it absolutely sounds richer, and certainly has proven to be more expensive but it hasn’t proven
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Windows 10 will start to roll out on the 29th of this month and these events are especially meaningful to me because it was the roll out of Windows 95 that really jump started my career as an analyst and
Windows 10 roll out takes shape: The pain is gone and enough progress to challenge Apple Read More »
For the last couple weeks I’ve been playing with the Asus ZenFone 2 powered by Intel and it is actually a pretty amazing phone. One of the interesting problems I’m noticing with a lot of the new smartphones coming to
Intel and Asus build a decent high-end smartphone for a low-end price Read More »
One of the best times of my life was covering PCs when Pat Gelsinger was in charge of innovation at Intel. He would have an annual competition for designers to create amazing things that few could afford but we all
AMD creates amazing powerful PC design with Project Quantum Read More »
I was at the AWE (Augmented World Expo) and even though the name seemed to imply the kind of plastic surgery you’d see in Las Vegas this show was all about augmented and virtual reality. As always Qualcomm’s Vuforia group
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Last week was HP Discover and the VCE Analyst conference and given both were going on at the same time it was pretty hard to avoid the stark differences. Since Meg Whitman took over HP has fragmented badly and while
HP vs. VCE: The contrast is striking Read More »
Most turnaround efforts fail. The current stellar example of a success is Apple where the founder came back, cut the firm back to the basics, and then rebuilt a very different company that spectacularly survived his death. The elements of
Apple vs. HP: How to fail in a turnaround in 5 easy steps Read More »
The Tomorrowland movie releases this week and at the heart of it is a concept where brilliant people work and live in an amazing city where they can enjoy some of their creations first hand long before the rest of
Who’s going to build Tomorrowland? Read More »
