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Category Archives: Digital Lifestyle
25 Years of Mac
This is the keynote in which Steve Jobs introduced the Mac and the famous 1984 ad directed by Ridley Scott. The ad would be aired only once during the Super Bowl, and cost Apple $1.5 million. The original Macintosh was … Continue reading
The #1 App in App Store
December 28th is the Spanish equivalent to April Fool’s day. That is why I had to read twice the news that iFart Mobile (see video) was the best selling application in App Store during the holidays (iTunes Link). Quoted from … Continue reading
Who Wouldn’t Back Android?
Android announced this week that 14 new companies are joining the Open Handset Alliance. The new members are: AKM Semiconductor, ARM, ASUSTek Computer, Atheros Communications, Borqs, Ericsson, Garmin International, Huawei Technologies, Omron Software, Softbank Mobile Corporation, Sony Ericsson, Teleca AB, … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Telecom
Tagged Android, iPhone, microsoft, Softbank, Sony Ericsson, Vodafone
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N97: Too Little, Too Late?
Nokia has finally reacted and announces a device to compete with the iPhone. The N97 has a beautiful touchscreen and a sliding qwerty keyboard. From the video clip Nokia posted in YouTube you can notice that Nokia bets on widgets … Continue reading
The Earth on your Palm
Found via TechCrunch, Google keeps producing great stuff, and “organizing World’s information” for us. Google Earth for iPhone (and iPod Touch) puts literally the entire blue planet on your handset. Enriched by links to Panoramio and Wikipedia, and fully using … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Internet
Tagged Google, Google Earth, iPhone, mobile apps
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Apple Vs. Nokia: Less is More
While Nokia posted a 30.5% drop in earnings in the quarter ending on 30 September, Steve Jobs proudly announced to analysts that 6.9 million 3G iPhone units were sold in the same quarter, outselling even RIM’s Blackberry 6.1 million units. … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle
Tagged Android, handsets, iPhone, mobile phone, Nokia, usability
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Handsets Two Horse Race
Al Ries and Jack Trout wrote it in many of their marketing best-sellers: “In the long run, every market becomes a two horse race”. Jack Welch, legend ex-CEO of GE, made popular his rule of closing every business unit where … Continue reading
Two out of Three Still Choose Spouse over Blackberry
A few days ago, Sheraton announced the results of a survey they commissioned on the work habits of today’s professionals. Some of the findings: [...] the vast majority of people (84%) say they check their PDA’s just before going to bed … Continue reading
Are Handsets with a TV Tuner Killing MobileTV?
LG launched a few months ago the LG HB620T, a mobile phone that includes a TV tuner for DVB-T, the most extended standard for terrestrial digital TV. Many analysts predict that this kind of phones will kill broadcast mobile TV … Continue reading
iPhone Rocks or a Rock?
A funny, different view of the iPhone found though webtown. Although the iPhone only outperforms the Stone in the touchscreen, why does it still rock? Leave aside the iconic cool factor (which matters a lot). It is not about the … Continue reading
