Category Archives for Computers
DiogeneX on why the iPad sets a new bar for the consumer electronics industry: In management theory, there’s a well known construct called the Project Triangle. The idea is that a product has three potential properties (Good, Fast and Cheap) … Continue reading →
25. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers |
Tags: apple, asus eeepad transformer, ipad, loic le meur, louis gray, motorola xoom, samsung galaxy tab |
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Shawn Blanc, summarizing a lengthy post by Federico Viticci from Macstories: And so, if iCloud is the operating system then it’s almost as if Lion and iOS 5 have become a type of app. It’s an interesting and exciting time … Continue reading →
18. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers, Philosophy, Services |
Tags: amazon, apple, cloud, facebook, google, operating system |
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Happy new year! As a first article for 2011 I am going into exploration mode, playing a bit with abstract concepts and speculation, hoping you find this kind of article useful. Paul Buchheit clarifies his recent comment about why ChromeOS … Continue reading →
07. January 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers, Innovation, Quotes |
Tags: android, cloud, ios, operating system |
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Wired Epicenter hints at an interesting trend, that the App model is fragmenting the personal computing market: If the fat part of the market consumers starts buying output-oriented devices rather than the general purpose, input-friendly computers they buy now, which … Continue reading →
06. July 2010 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers |
Tags: apps, netbooks, user-generated content |
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Jean-Louis Gassée on Monday Note points out the shift in profit pools in the personal computing industry from traditional PC form factors (desktops & laptops) to smartphones & tablets, which he aptly calls “Very Personal Computers”: Apple, Google, and now … Continue reading →
03. May 2010 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers, Mobile, Strategy |
Tags: hp, operating system, palm, profit pools |
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