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Wednesday, 8th May 2013

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Why The World Needs Business Intelligence Apps

Why The World Needs Business Intelligence Apps

Business Intelligence apps could meet the varying needs of corporate end-users more efficiently than the all-encompassing tools analysts require, and help make BI a core part of enterprise decision making.

Enterprise Rado Kotorov comments

Monday, 4th March 2013

IDC: PCs, Dumb Phones Still Doomed As Smartphones Rule

IDC: PCs, Dumb Phones Still Doomed As Smartphones Rule

The PC is market is expected to shrink. Again. The smartphone market is expected to grow. Again.

Enterprise Mark Hachman comments

Wednesday, 10th October 2012

Why Blockbuster's Streaming Bust Won't Hurt Netflix

Why Blockbuster's Streaming Bust Won't Hurt Netflix

After backing out of plans to compete with Netflix, Blockbuster is all but done. That's not great news for the streaming-video space, and Netflix is in a rough spot. But Blockbuster's latest stumble toward oblivion isn't necessarily the final nail in NetFlix' coffin.

Play Cormac Foster comments

Friday, 5th October 2012

Making Sense Of Apple's App Store Review Guidelines Clause 2.25

Earlier this week, a minor hullabaloo was started when developers noticed new language in Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines concerning the marketing and promotion of apps. There is some worry that clause 2.25 endangers a practice common among iOS app marketers.

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Thursday, 4th October 2012

New Android Rollouts Accelerating But Still Painfully Slow

New Android Rollouts Accelerating But Still Painfully Slow

It has been a little less than a year since Google officially announced Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The first device to roll out with version 4.0, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, hit store shelves in December. Since then, 4.0 has reached 23.7% of all Android devices - with 4.1, a.k.a. Jelly Bean, waiting in the wings. What is the holdup?

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Thursday, 27th September 2012

Amazon's Appstore Finally Finds Its Stride But Still Remains Underdog

Amazon's Appstore Finally Finds Its Stride But Still Remains Underdog

When Amazon announced its Appstore for Android last year, a lot of people were left scratching their heads. Despite the seeming strangeness of Amazon running an Android Appstore, mobile app developers were cautiously optimistic. The Android Market (now Google Play) at the time was a disorganized and difficult-to-monetize quagmire. A curated…

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Monday, 24th September 2012

What Apple's 5-Million-iPhone Weekend Really Means

What Apple's 5-Million-iPhone Weekend Really Means

Apple sold 5 million iPhone 5s in its first weekend - a company record. But some people expected more, and now have to explain why Apple didn't top their predictions. In reality, this isn't that big a deal. The rest of the year matters a lot more.

Dan Frommer comments

Friday, 14th September 2012

What The End of “Speeds & Feeds” Means For Microprocessors - And For You

What The End of “Speeds & Feeds” Means For Microprocessors - And For You

Microprocessor vendors have begun moving away from describing their chips with the sort of nerdy “speeds and feeds” metrics that have dominated computing for few decades. It’s part of a dramatic sea change in how PCs, tablets and smartphones are evaluated, bought and sold.

Mark Hachman comments

Wednesday, 12th September 2012

More Nicks in Net Neutrality's Death By A Thousand Cuts

This week, at long last, the Federal Communications Commission explained in court why telco criticisms of its Net neutrality regulations are "baseless." Nonetheless, it has become crystal clear that the FCC's rules against online discrimination - perhaps the signature technology policy move of Barack Obama's presidency - are in the…

Nancy Scola comments

Tuesday, 11th September 2012

Samsung Desperately Wants You To Believe In Its "Year Of Innovation"

Samsung Desperately Wants You To Believe In Its "Year Of Innovation"

Samsung has called mid-2011 through mid-2012 its “year of innovation.” The five flagship Android smartphones introduced during that year have given competitors like Apple, HTC, Nokia and Motorola a run for their money, and have placed Samsung atop the global list of mobile makers. Samsung believes it can continue the trend, taking all of…

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

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