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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Nokia: “computers? yes!” Apple: “computers? no!” Microsoft: “computers? yes and no!”
Something is happening in the world of mobile phones. Something big. Very big.
The driving forces for the change include the miniaturization of the components necessary for building a PC, the cost of wireless high speed internet access and…
Posted in Apple, Internet, Microsoft, Mobile 2.0, Nokia, Web20
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Connecting the world. All of it.
The PC was a big invention and a great product. It brought information technology to the masses. It transformed the economy into a knowledge based one.
But it never (or at least not yet) reached outside the…
Posted in Flat World
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Opera Mini soon in new version
Johan Sch??ns post at the Opera Mini blog raised my curiosity:
The Opera Mini team has been hard at work for quite some time now on the next major version of Mini. We’re proud and excited that
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Posted in Java, Nokia, Opera, Sony Ericsson
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Poor little iPhone
The Apple iPhone is an interesting and innovative example of a new kind of device: the mobile web tablet. Still, I think Apple will have an extremely hard time living up to the expectations. I am reminded by that after…
Posted in Apple
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Google Phone – No. Google Mobile – Yes.
Doubtless, Google is going mobile. But regardless of the rumors the Google Phone is about as likely as a Microsoft PC.
Building and selling a phone at the scale that a Google Phone would require is…
Posted in Google, Internet, Linux, Microsoft
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