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Internet Atmosphere

March 5, 2011

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

Apple: Same value, lower price?

October 14, 2008

In this entry, I ana­lyze the dif­fer­ences between the old Mac­Book Pro and the new Mac­Book, based on Steve Jobs’ announce­ment that it was the same func­tion­al­ity for $700 less. Some­times, one has to do the research to dis­cover whether some­thing is true or not.

The iPhone is here

January 9, 2007

So it’s offi­cial: Apple now is a phone man­u­fac­turer. With the announce­ment of the Apple iPhone, we can now finally assess that new prod­uct and I have to say, color me impressed. The com­pany has man­aged to over­come a lot of the prob­lems sur­round­ing exist­ing mobile phones and cre­ated a device that is close to what geeks like myself […]

2004 predictions: Recap

December 26, 2004

With the end of the year upon us, it’s time to do a quick san­ity check on how well I did on last year’s pre­dic­tions. Apple Scored well on the intro­duc­tion of the Apple mini, which rep­re­sents Apple’s entry into the lower end mar­ket. How­ever, no video iPod this year, only a photo one, leav­ing Apple far, far, […]

2004 Predictions

January 2, 2004

With a new year start­ing, it’s time to jump back in the water and make a few pre­dic­tions as to what’s com­ing next. I sus­pect 2004 is going to be a big year in tech­nol­ogy and here are some pre­dic­tions for the com­ing year. Apple Apple will come out with a new lower-powered, lower-cost ver­sion of the iPod. The idea here […]

Disruptive Technology

April 22, 2003

Bright­hand reports about a new piece of soft­ware that allows to make calls using a Pocket PC and a Wi-Fi card. This is an inter­est­ing devel­op­ment that could turn Wi-Fi into a very dis­rup­tive tech­nol­ogy for the mobile phone indus­try and may explain why com­pa­nies like T-mobile are plac­ing bets on the phe­nom­e­non, cov­er­ing them­selves in case other revenues […]