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Category Archives: Digital Lifestyle
Will Google Glasses Cross the Chasm?
Less than one day since Google released their Project Glass video, everyone is talking about it. The objective is met. People talk about augmented reality, immersive apps, wearable computing… People even make fun videos of it. Since Google wants to start … Continue reading
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Disruption: Technology or Business Model? Definitively, not Laws
Kindle books have now overtaken paperback books as the most popular format on Amazon.com, according to the quarterly results just released. For every 100 paperback sold, Amazon sold 115 Kindle books For every 100 hardcover sold, Amazon sold 300 Kindle … Continue reading
Apple and 1984
The chart posted under the title Android Phones Will Sell Well This Holiday Season might have been done to show that consumers still buy more computers than iPads and more smatphones (non-iPhone) than iPhones. But think twice… Are you saying … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle
Tagged Apple, chart, computers, iPad, iPhone, smartphones
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[Read] NYT: Apple Passes Microsoft as No. 1 in Tech
The moment came when Apple surpassed Microsoft in Market Cap [*]. A few numbers: Market Cap: Microsoft at $219 billion – Apple at $222 billion (yesterday) Revenue: Microsoft at $58.4 billion – Apple at $42.9 billion Net income: Microsoft at … Continue reading
A few days before personal computing changes forever
A few days before the iPad is out I am ready to make my bet. It will be a revolution. The iPhone was a revolution for mobile handsets. Nokia laughed at Apple when they launched a new phone in what … Continue reading
Finally, the iPad
Finally it’s here. The much rumored Apple Tablet came to life as the iPad. The iPad is an iPhone “on steroids”. Same look, same great multitouch user interface, but a bigger screen make web browsing, reading ebooks, gaming or watching … Continue reading
iPad: MultiScreen Beyond the Three Screens
If the rumors about Apple’s upcoming “iPad” are true, prepare for the next revolution after the iPhone. Jeremy Horwitz says the iPad could have a 10.7″ screen with an iPhone 3G-like design, runs iPhone OS, will come in two flavors … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home, Digital Lifestyle
Tagged Apple, iPad, iPhone, multiscreen, Tablet, Tablets
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Back from holiday… and to the Moon
It has been almost a month of holidays in Spain with my family. It has been the month where Google has announced its Chrome OS, attacking Microsoft where it really hurts, on its Windows licenses. Microsoft success with its new … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle
Tagged Bing, chrome, Google, Google Earth, holidays, iPhone, Kindle, Moon
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Apple Beware, CrunchPad is Coming
Apple tablet has been much anticipated and rumored, but Mike Arrington and TechCrunch are creating something quite cool! Read more. An these kind of new devices will have some impact in the way web apps are developed, with emphasis in multitouch … Continue reading
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I Love Music, but I Hate CDs
I guess that by now, all music labels have already realized that music downloads and subscriptions are the only way forward to distribute music. CDs are dead, and rightly so. Maybe because we just finished unpacking the shipment from KL … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Disruption, Media
Tagged music downloads, music industry
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