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T-mobile will force you to do the math to see if new phones are worth it.

Apps Economics: Fool’s Gold?

Can developers make a living on apps?

iOS and Android in epic battle

iOS and Android are done with innovation

Mobile OSs could be feature complete.

4 screens, different approaches

The four screens

Challenges Apple, Google and Microsoft are faced with in the new multi-screen world.

Four strategies to selling hardware

September 15, 2012

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How Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google differ.

Apple GSM

Winners/losers in Apple-Samsung

Winners and losers in the Apple-Samsung case are not clear-cut.

The war for developers

Why developers matter in understanding the next wave of mobile computing.

Below the surface

Where does Microsoft want to go today?

Broadband Monopoly

No more monopolies

Why monopolies may no longer exist in the online space.

Google

Google is the new Microsoft

October 9, 2011

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Google in 2011 looks a lot like Microsoft in 1999.

The third screen

The next war in the internet arena may be for the last screen silicon valley hasn't conquered: the TV screen.