The Surface Book is an impressive-looking device and seems to be more than worthy to carry the mantle as the flagship Windows 10 device. It’s not perfect, though, but it’s awfully close. There are three key features many consumers expected […]
Surface Book is missing 3 key features (actually–make that 2) Read More »
In short not really. Lenovo has the leading worldwide market share in the PC market. They have been, both from a share and longevity standpoint, the leader in 2-in-1 PCs for well over a decade. This, I expect, is why
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The comparisons between the new iPad Pro with the old Surface Pro 3 is unfair because the iPad Pro is brand new and the Surface Pro 3 is nearly a year old. Given how fast technology changes that isn’t fair.
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Apple launched a number of products this week and the stock market yawned. The good news is the stock didn’t move down, the bad news is it didn’t move up either. It was as if the event didn’t actually happen.
iPad Pro: The promise and the problem of Apple’s new tablet Read More »
Specs Republic of Gamers—or ROG—machines are designed with gaming in mind as the name implies. To that end this laptop has impressive hardware specs. In fact, the specs of the Asus ROG G501 laptop rival or exceed many desktop gaming
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This week was IDF and one of the most powerful presentations was on gaming. One of the interesting gaming stats is that $32 billion will be spent on PC games this year and currently 205 million folks watch gaming tournaments.
Intel and the power of gaming Read More »
Five years ago there was a heated battle between Steve Jobs and Adobe. Jobs refused to allow support for Adobe Flash in iOS–and wrote a 1700-word open letter explaining exactly why. Adobe Flash is still not on iOS but it
Steve Jobs was right: Adobe Flash must die Read More »
You’re probably familiar with the old axiom, “Practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect.” Well, in a similar vein faster isn’t necessarily better–at least not in and of itself. Doing the right things faster is better, but organizations that
Stay on top of all that agile DevOps development with business process management Read More »
Hadoop is an open source framework for storing and processing Big Data on large clusters of commodity hardware for massive data storage and faster processing. This would seem to make it a natural hub for all of an enterprise’s data.
Secure multi-tenancy for Hadoop clusters Read More »
The Red Hat Summit took place this week in Boston. Much of the news was overshadowed by DockerCon and the Open Container Project, but Red Hat had some big announcements of its own. Two things that took center stage at
Red Hat bets on Samsung and open source Read More »
