Amazon’s Quest to Become the Retail Operating System
Amazon is on a quest to build THE retail operating system, powering every aspects of the retail world in the future.
The Ballmer Era ends
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Steve Ballmer retires. What does his legacy look like?
The Real Price of a Smartphone
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How much do iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, and others really cost?
Apps Economics: Fool’s Gold?
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Can developers make a living on apps?
Does the web still matter?
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The web is 20. Is it still relevant?
Legal streams for 2012 TV hits
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Can you legally catch up online on last year's hit TV shows?
Net VOD in 2012 – old movies
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Where does the back-catalog sit for streaming media?
Streaming hits – 2012 edition
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What can you stream legally in 2013?
Predictions for 2013
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A lengthy list of predictions in the platform, mobile, TV, and gaming space.