The iPhone Reality Sets In
I was much more excited about the iPhone yesterday than I am today. Why? Cause reality is setting in.
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I was much more excited about the iPhone yesterday than I am today. Why? Cause reality is setting in.
Google dropped into bed with Samsung, as did Yahoo when they weren't announcing deals with Opera and a slew of other firms at the start of the CES event in Las Vegas. Microsoft was busy unveiling its Home Server and decidedly not talking much about mobile, leaving me to wonder one thing: where is Ask.com?
Monday's announcement by Linden Lab that the software you run on your computer to interact with Second Life will be opened up to anyone who wants to contribute to its future development generated wide-ranging commentary in the media and among bloggers.
Well I'm beginning to seriously think I will not make my goal of a 1,000 photos of CES while here.
Don Dodge wrote a couple of great articles recently titled "Why Startups Innovate While Big Companies Incrementally Improve" and "What do the PC, Mac and Xbox All Have In Common".
The year 2006 brought the computer world a new form factor, this was the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC).