Apps Economics: Fool’s Gold?
Can developers make a living on apps?
iOS and Android are done with innovation
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Mobile OSs could be feature complete.
The four screens
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Challenges Apple, Google and Microsoft are faced with in the new multi-screen world.
Four strategies to selling hardware
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How Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google differ.
Winners/losers in Apple-Samsung
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Winners and losers in the Apple-Samsung case are not clear-cut.
The war for developers
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Why developers matter in understanding the next wave of mobile computing.
Below the surface
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Where does Microsoft want to go today?
No more monopolies
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Why monopolies may no longer exist in the online space.
Google is the new Microsoft
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Google in 2011 looks a lot like Microsoft in 1999.
The third screen
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The next war in the internet arena may be for the last screen silicon valley hasn’t conquered: the TV screen.