I’m still at the Qualcomm press and analyst event this week. Let me tell you, doing this in Hawaii has been great, I wish everyone did their events here. One of the more interesting keynotes came on the last day […]
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Squeezing extra goodness out of favorite technology products is a risky business. That’s mainly because the industry and related markets change so rapidly that digging for gold in a nostalgia mine can be fraught with problems and potential failure. However,
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If I were to coin one word for this decade it would be “ironic”. The most recent example is the Apple HomePod. Because it seems to approach Amazon’s dominant Echo product in much the same way the Microsoft (disclosure Microsoft
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The IT industry loves technical jargon, complex acronyms and rules for demonstrable trends or recurring events. These can highlight the industry’s constant evolution, especially products at a market’s leading edge. But, many are applied selectively, like Moore’s first and second
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Well it was due to happen. First we had Siri and Cortana on our phones and PCs, then Alexa invaded our homes and now Cisco is pushing their Spark Assistant into offices and I’m kind of surprised why it took
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This week T-Mobile and Qualcomm updated us on the rollout of their Gigabit LTE technology. On stage, they showcased smartphone data speeds that rival what many of us currently have at home with our wired connections. This is interesting for
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Mobility continues to impact and influence IT products of every kind. That’s obvious for consumer endpoints but it’s also the case for business solutions and services. That, a few areas exist where inherent design issues have inhibited device OEMs from
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Apple and Qualcomm are at war, but Apple is dangerously close to looking like the bully who complains about his victim’s violence because the bully’s knuckles are bloody. “Look what that guy’s face did to my hand!” The base cause
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Last weekend I was at the F1 race in Austin as Qualcomm’s guest and it was an amazing race not the least of which was because the Mercedes AMG Petronas team that Qualcomm supported won. I’ve been to many F1
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When it comes to public trust, bankers seldom earn blue ribbons. In the Gallup Poll’s annual survey of trusted professionals, bankers typically end up in the middle of the pack. That’s certainly better than used car salespeople and members of
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