Let’s see: Google’s first priority is beating Apple; Nokia’s first priority is beating Google. This may translate with “We are fighting for number 2”; but is doesn’t. It actually translates with: “Nokia will be copying Google who will be copying Apple” (in terms of strategies, mobile
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If you put a sheep to lead the herd, instead of a ram, there are several consequences you’ll notice: – the herd will eventually move in circle: the leading sheep will try to follow, and the tail of the herd is the perfect thing to be followed; – there is no
Snappy Flipboard secrets If you look at this page you’ll see at a glance 2 previews: first upper band – Twitter’s 140 characters – 5 seconds read time, second preview – some 200 words in the mid band – 20 seconds to read. This is more than enough for the full web
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Stephen Elop’s… …Small thinking: “me too” The first iPhone shipped in 2007, and we still don’t have a product that is close to their experience . …Good logic: “accelerated delta” As a result, if we continue like before, we will get further and further behind, while our competitors advance
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The update brings almost no improvement: the carousel still has its own ideas, the quick scroll spine is still lagging. I see dead people
educational tool
There are more and more reports about Apple’s push for placing iPads into schools. This one here says Apple also tries to maintain the price within 500$ for each student and to make available as much free educational content as possible. Why just pushing the device into a RIM
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Poole’s argument goes like this: “By “chrome” I don’t mean Google’s browser of that name, but all the pseudo-solid, pseudo-3D visual cruft that infests user interfaces in modern computing. […] Unless you are browsing in full-screen “kiosk” mode or kicking it old-school with Lynx, chances are your browser
gizmodo
I’ve been asking myself why do I keep reading Gizmodo RSS. Now I’ve got two more reasons not to: this article and its new looks.
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It’s already a news that not all the apps in AppStore are compatible with iPhone for Verizon. TechCrunch digs a bit and finds out the complaint is originated by “AT&T Navigator” app that refuses to run on Verizon iPhone. The cause is this app’s traffic being
AOL
AOL owns now Huffington Post, Engadget and TechCrunch, which means, by their calculations, around 117 million unique readers. It seems they’ve got now everything they needed to become no 1 media company in tech. It only seems so. The most important condition would be for AOL to support this
This: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQa9nP4yyms&feature=youtube_gdata_player It’s the carusel GUI.
originals that are copying the ripoffs
This is the newest Google tablet OS Market. It should be called AppStore, but the name was an Apple pending patent… It seems Apple didn’t manage to also protect the looks.