China Archives - Tristan Louis (TNL.net)

Social Networking rises in mobile apps

March 10, 2013BusinessApp Annie, app store, Apple, China, Facebook, instagram, iOS, iOS devices, ipad, iPhone, iTunes, Japan, Microsoft, Mobile apps, non-local player, Photo sharing, Pinterest, Skype, smartphones, social media, social networking, social networking apps, Twitter, United States, web services

Social networking is quickly becoming an important category in mobile apps.

Protecting our electronic infrastructures

February 16, 2013PoliticsAmerica, American Civil Liberties Union, anonymous, China, Computer law, Computer security, Congress, Coordinator, Cyberwarfare, Department of Homeland Security, electronic infrastructure, Electronic warfare, Ethics, executive, government, hacking, House of Representatives, Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Internet browsing information, Internet privacy, Janet Napolitano, Java, LOLSEC, Military technology, Obama, online infrastructures, personal communications, Richard Clarke, Russia, secretary, Secretary of Defense, Security, senate, State of the Union, technology world, the New York Times, Tim Berners-Lee, Twitter, U.S. Congress, United States, United States Department of Homeland Security, US department of defense, US federal reserve, US government, World War III

The US government gets serious about electronic threats.

On Motorola Home’s sale

December 21, 2012Business, Media, TechnologyAmerica, Android, Android devices, Apple, Arris Group, China, Cisco, full fledged player, Google, Huawei, Illinois, India, Interactive television, kindle, long run solution, Microsoft, Motorola, satellite, Schaumburg, smartphones, software delivery, Steve Jobs, Tivo, United States, YouTube

Has Google blundered its way out of the TV industry?

The new warfare

June 2, 2012Politicsal-Qaeda, America, army, ATM, Bluetooth, China, Computer security, Computer virus, Conspiracy theories, Cyberwarfare, electronic device, electronic infrastructure, Electronic warfare, Estonia, even use bluetooth devices, Hiroshima, internet fall, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Israel, Modern warfare, Nagasaki, nuclear device, Nuclear program of Iran, Olympic Games, physical infrastructure, Proactive Cyber Defence, Richard Clarke, Rootkits, Russia, scientist, spam networks, Stuxnet, Taiwan, telecommunication networks, trojan technologies, Ukraine, United States, US government, US military, Virus, War

It’s time for a new electronic warfare organization.

The future book

October 1, 2011Business, Media, Technologya competing device, amazon, Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Book, book chain, Book design, Border's bookstore, China, Clay tablets, digital consumption devices, e-book, e-books, e-ink, e-reader, e-readers, e-text, Electronic paper, Electronic publishing, Johan Gutenberg, kindle, Mass media, New York subway, Nook, Novel, Paper, Paperback, Parchment, Printing, Product Release, publishing, rotary printing press, South America, United States, Web fiction

RIP Mass-produced paperback

iOS, Android, and the mobile web

April 3, 2011Business, Technologyamazon, Android, Android Market, app store, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 3GS Smartphone, Appsbar, caching, cent, China, Google, Google Inc., hardware devices, HP, HTML, HTML5, iOS, iOS devices, iPhone, Microsoft, Mobile application development, Mobile apps, Mobile development, mobile devices, Mobile Web, mobile web offerings, mobile web second, mobile web-based, Motorola Droid, Nokia, Open Web, operating system, problem web apps, smartphones, social web app, web app, web application, web apps, web-based offerings, web-based platforms

With limited resources, should you develop for Android, iOS, or the mobile web first?

Mobile Internet Market Size

March 25, 2011Business, TechnologyAndroid, Bangladesh, Brazil, cellular telephone, China, Facebook, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Internet market, Internet Market Size As, internet opportunity, Internet penetration, internet population, Internet Stats, Internet users, iPhone, Iran, Italy, Japan, Mexico, mobile devices, Mobile Internet, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Mobile technology, Mobile telecommunications, Mobile Web, New media, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Russia, Smartphone, smartphones, T-mobile, technology leaders, Telephony, Thailand, Turkey, Twitter, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States, Videotelephony, Wireless

How big is the mobile opportunity?

Internet Atmosphere

March 5, 2011Business, Politics, Technology3G, access device, amazon, amorphous, Bhopal, China, chinese government, Communication, communication network, Computer networking, digital media, Digital technology, Doc Searls, early internet startups, Egypt, Facebook, firewall, Google, GSM, Hotspot, India, internet atmosphere, Internet Atmosphere The myth, internet creation, internet public, John Gilmore, Kevin Werbach, mesh network, Mesh networking, mobile device, mobile devices, mobile phones, net neutrality, Network neutrality, Networks, New media, packet networks, physical infrastructure, public internet, Red Army, Scientific revolution, switch carrier, United States, virtual reality, Wi-Fi, wireless hotspot, wireless internet access, Wireless LAN security, Wireless networking, wireless services, wireless space, wireless spectrum, wireless telephone

The internet atmosphere is the infrastructure that makes the cloud possible.

5 steps to corporate innovation

September 25, 2010BusinessAmerica, Anil Dash, Anticipatory thinking, Bob Sauerberg, Business, Business model innovation, by-product, China, Corporation, Design, economics, electronic systems, Facebook, Fairchild Semiconductors, firewall, found business model, head of sales, huge media, IBM, Innovation, Integrated Circuit, integrated circuits, Management, on wireless networking, Organizational culture, Science and technology studies, smartphones, social media sites, Steve Blank, Strategic management, Structure, to launch innovative solutions, Twitter, whip

Large corporation often have difficulties innovating. Here’s why and how to change it.

Apple is the New China

April 29, 2010Business, Media, Politics, TechnologyAdobe, Adobe Flash, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Systems, Apple, Apple Inc., China, consumer electronics, Flash, Flash technology, founder, Google, H.264, internet video, internet video ends, iOS, ipad, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, Java, larger technology, Macintosh, mobile phones, OSX, Pixar, politics surrounding web standards, royalties-free, Steve Jobs, stop censoring internet content, telephone industry, underlying technologies, United States, Video, YouTube

Apple’s large presence in the mobile space leaves developers with two choices: agree with Apple’s increasingly closed approach or forfeit access to a very large market of consumers.

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