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The revolution will be televised

October 9, 2010

While many peo­ple have turned their atten­tion from the PC to mobile, it seems the bleed­ing edge of tech­nol­ogy is now mov­ing to television.

Which company are you: the Attacher

September 4, 2010

When a sin­gle prod­uct become an anchor.

Which company are you?

Four types of com­pa­nies run the tech world: the refiner, the tin­kerer, the pusher, and the attacher.

6 Stages of Cultural Impact

July 16, 2010

Mea­sur­ing the cul­tural impact of a cor­po­ra­tion in 6 easy steps.

10 Tech Deals that defined the decade — Part 1

December 8, 2009

What are the 10 tech­nol­ogy deals that define the decade between 2000 and 2010. Going in reverse count­ing order, here are num­ber 10 through 6.

Fauxpenness

August 26, 2009

Some com­pa­nies pre­tend to be open. Intro­duc­ing the con­cept of Faux­pen­ness, a def­i­n­i­tion, and some exam­ples from cur­rent companies.

The Cloud Wars

July 9, 2009

The cloud wars will pick two camps against each oth­ers: on one side, advo­cates of appli­ca­tions run­ning on the desk­top; on the other advo­cates of appli­ca­tions run­ning in a browser.

2009 Predictions: Intro

January 1, 2009

Every year, I try to make some pre­dic­tions about where the year might go. How­ever, in the past I’ve done so in one sin­gle long post. This year, I’m tak­ing a dif­fer­ent approach, craft­ing mul­ti­ple posts out of my thoughts relat­ing to areas I’m inter­ested in.

Google unveils web-based OS

September 2, 2008

A prod­uct long rumored and whose very exis­tence was long denied by Google itself finally launched: the Google browser, aka. Google Chrome. There are a num­ber of things that are good and a few that leaves one scratch­ing his head but ulti­mately, it is very clear that Google is work­ing very hard to ensure that it can […]

No Changes in Mobile

June 24, 2008

Today’s announce­ment by Nokia that it would acquire all of Sym­bian rep­re­sents an impor­tant move in the upcom­ing bat­tle for next gen­er­a­tion mobile devices (to call them phone seems unfair as they tend to do more than just make calls). In this entry, I’ll take a quick look at how the dif­fer­ent play­ers are cur­rently approaching […]

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