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Apple GSM

An Apple Bloodbath

September 8, 2013Business64-bit processor, A-5 processor, A4 processor, A5, A5 processor, A5 processors, A6, A6 chip, A6x, A6x processor, A7, A7 chip, A7 processor, Apple, Apple A5, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 4 Smartphone, Apple iPod Classic Portable Audio Device, Apple iPod Nano Portable Audio Device, Apple iPod Touch Portable Audio Device, Apple iWatch, audio and video player, camera processors, computer chips, Computer hardware, entry point device, Flash, iOS, iOS device, iOS devices, ipad, iPads, iPhone, iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, iPod, iPod shuffle, IPod Touch, iTunes, iWatch, Multi-touch, Nike, non-iOS devices, potential new product, Samsung, siri, smartphones, supply chain, The star

It looks like Apple is about to refresh most of its iOS line.

Apple Fingers Payment Revolution

August 17, 2013Business, TechnologyAcoustic fingerprint, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple store, authentec, banking, Biometrics, Bloomberg, centuries-old technology, Computer hardware, electronic devices, fingerprint, Fingerprints, Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System, iOS, ipad, iPhone, iTunes, leader in fingerprinting technology, mayor, Mike Bloomberg, Motorola, Motorola Atrix, Motorola Atrix phone, Natural Disaster, New York, NFC chip, payment technology, payments, profile management tools, Public key fingerprint, Samsung, security services, social security administration, Starbucks, United Kingdom, United States

Apple fingerprinting: more than just ID?

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

Apps Economics: Fool’s Gold?

August 11, 2013Business, Technology900, Adobe, amazon, Android, Android Market, app store, app store accounting, Apple, Apple Inc., average developer, car market, cent, Cloud clients, Embedded Linux, Fool's Gold, Google, Google Play store, hard-working developer, iOS, iOS devices, iPhone, iTunes, Levi Strauss, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile apps, Nokia, smartphones, web developers, Windows Phone, Yukon

Can developers make a living on apps?

iOS and Android in epic battle

iOS and Android are done with innovation

June 23, 2013Business, TechnologyAndroid, Apple, Bluetooth, Cloud clients, game services, Google, Google Chrome, iOS, iOS 7, iPhone, iTunes, Microsoft, Mobile browser, mobile device, Mobile operating system, mobile operating systems, native search, operating system, operating systems, OSX, Push Notification Services, Reorganization, Samsung, smartphones, thought leader, web browser, Wi-Fi

Mobile OSs could be feature complete.

A nuclear mushroom cloud

Does the web still matter?

May 5, 2013Politics, TechnologyAJAX, amazon, app store, Apple, Apple Inc., AppMakr, appropriate software, Digital rights management, EPCOT Center, Google, HTML, HTTP, Internet experience, iOS, iPhone, iTunes, John Gruber, Labor Issues, less open systems, Microsoft, mobile device, mobile devices, Mobile Web, mobile web apps, Mozilla, online video, open internet, Open Web, operating system, Safari, Smartphone, smartphones, software libraries, Steve Jobs, threat management, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, web app, web apps, web browser, web browsers, web browsing, Web Consortium, web standards, widespread media coverage, with iPhone services, YouTube

The web is 20. Is it still relevant?

iOS Social Network Revenues

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.

Old TV hits streams: Available, at a cost

February 2, 2013Mediaamazon, Amazon Instant Video, Amazon Prime, Amazon.com, Apple, Business, Commerce, Electronic commerce, Hawaii, Hulu, Internet television, iTunes, Miami, netflix, Subscription services, Video, video on demand, Web 2.0, Xbox Live, Yes

You CAN stream old TV legally but it will cost you.

Legal streams for 2012 TV hits

January 26, 2013Business, MediaABC, aggregation services, amazon, Amazon VOD, Amazon.com, American Broadcasting Company, Apple, Cable TV, CBS, CBS Hawaii, Comcast, Desperate housewives, Disney, Fox, Fox Broadcasting Company, Hulu, Internet television, internet-enabled television, iTunes, NBC, netflix, Nielsen ratings, online service, online streaming services, pay-per-view services, Steve Jobs, streaming, Studio Number, Subscription services, television, Terminology, Video, video on demand, Web 2.0, Xfinity, Yes

Can you legally catch up online on last year’s hit TV shows?

Film

Streaming hits – 2012 edition

January 12, 2013Business, MediaAges WB, amazon, Amazon.com, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes store, Argo WB, Beast (3D) BV, Blockbuster, Blockbuster LLC, box-office, Brave BV, Campaign WB, Chimpanzee BV, Cloud Atlas WB, cord-cutting, Curve WB, DVD, Europe, Finding Nemo (3D) BV, Frankenweenie BV, Hotel Transylvania Sony No No No No No No, Hunter, Huntsman, Internet television, iTunes, Jack Reacher, John Carter BV, Journey WB, Joyful Noise WB, legal online streaming, Lincoln BV, Madagascar, Magic Mike WB, Marvel's The Avengers BV, Misfits, Movies, Mysterious Island WB, netflix, online content, online streaming, online streaming services, online streams, online subscription services, rental services, retail giant, Sony, streaming, Taken 2, The Dark Knight Rises WB, The Pirates, Timothy Green BV, Titans WB, Tyler Perry, video on demand, VOD, Vudu, Walmart, WB, Wreck-It Ralph BV, Yes, YouTube

What can you stream legally in 2013?

iPhone 5 use cases: 2 fingers, no thumbs

The devil is in the details

September 22, 2012Business, Technologyamazon, Android, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 4 Smartphone, as many devices, CEO, clear market leader, Cupertino, dominant player, force and market leader, Google, iOS, iOS devices, ipad, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, manic energy, Microsoft, MP3, Nokia, operating system, Product Release, scrappy computer maker, scrappy startup, siri, Smartphone, smartphones, software side, Steve Jobs, Tablet computer, Tim Cook, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, YouTube

Software and hardware are both important to Apple’s future. One side is getting shortchanged.