Much hype and excitement was generated in the latter-half of 2012 for a revival in personal computers. When Windows 8 was released, it turned out that initial sales of the updated operating systems trailed Windows 7. It even trailed Vista, … Continue reading
Google announced that a Nexus 4 smartphone will be for sale at Google Play stores. Without any contract, consumers may purchase an unlocked device for $299 (16GB) and $349 (32 GB). This is without a doubt a game-changer for the … Continue reading
On the cover of Barron’s magazine this week, there is a declaration that the PC is dead. Barron’s argues that growth for Apple and Google tablets and smartphones is forcing Microsoft and Intel to scramble to remain relevant. Just how … Continue reading
Some media outlets are praising Apple’s iPhone 5. Right or not (one should immediately assume sales will be strong because of pent-up demand), there are some troubling points to consider: The claim that the device is the thinnest mobile device … Continue reading
Don Sheppard’s post about community is a subtle invitation for technologists and IT Professionals, and technophiles to comment and to even post on Blog Idol. Actively signing up (it’s free!) to either post or comment requires relatively more effort now, … Continue reading
