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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Guy Kawasaki on Venture Capital
Highly recommended videos for anyone planning to ask funding from venture capital. Guy Kawasaki is one of the star entrepreneurs and venture capitalists of Silicon Valley, and if you listen to his speech you will understand why. I extract from … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, guy kawasaki, venture capital
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Converging into Clouds
Online players, such as Google and Amazon cope all bets to reign over the Clouds, benefiting from their global reach and huge experience on web scalability. Others foresee IBM -talking about utility computing for decades- or HP, after acquiring EDS, … Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, Internet, IT, Telecom
Tagged cloud computing, clouds and pipes
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Searching for the Mobile Killer App
Apple App Store and Android App Market are bringing more spotlight than ever to the applications for mobile handsets. Though a vast number of applications already exist for Windows Mobile, Blackberry or Symbian, developers are working hard to write the … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Telecom
Tagged Android, app market, app store, blackberry, iPhone, location-based, mobile apps, social networks, symbian, viral, Windows Mobile
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Google Inspires Engineers to Change the World
Google is re-investing the revenues they get from ads on projects to improve our world. Following google.org initiatives (RE<C, RechargeIT and others) Google is now calling for ideas from outside to make them happen in Project 10 to the 100. Googlers … Continue reading
Is the G1 Googly?
Yesterday was a great day for America as T-Mobile launched the awaited first Android phone. Plenty of coverage for the announcement in NYC, but is the G1 up to the expectations? On the good side: the anticipated powerful processor with … Continue reading
Telecom at the Speed of Moore’s Law
While the IT industry has Moore’s law in their DNA, the Telecom industry (both telcos and vendors) have not yet been able to embrace the concept and many analyst keep raising doubts about the sustainability of Telecommunications decreasing margins. Microprocessors, … Continue reading
Posted in IT, Telecom
Tagged broadband, IT, moore's law, telco, Telecom, telecommunications, telecommunications vendors
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What could make SlotMusic Succeed?
The news of the day is that SanDisk has just launched SlotMusic. The memory chip maker will distribute music from the four major labels on microSD cards. Music tracks will be encoded in MP3 at 320Kbps, DRM-free and pre-loaded on … Continue reading
Why is Google building a Browser?
The clip from Google answers the question in its first part. “To take the Web to the next level”. Web browsers were designed for web pages much simpler than the web interactive applications we enjoy today, such as Gmail, Google … Continue reading
The Internet of Things
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a wireless technology that enables communication between devices over very short distances (less than 10 cm). The technology has been available for a while in the form of contactless (or proximity) cards that are mainly … Continue reading
Who is the new Smartphone King?
Gartner published a few days ago their assessment of the Smartphone market in Q2 2008. These are the highlights by handset maker: Smartphone market grew 15.7% compared to last year. Nokia remains the number one vendor, but it is losing … Continue reading