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Tag Archives: Apple
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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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
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
Coolness Vs. Openness
Mac, coolness: the choice of the artist and the MBA. Style, simplicity, less features but works flawlessly, usability on the top, identify with brand, price premium. The right brain decides. Ubuntu, openness: the choice of the engineer and the geek. … Continue reading
iPhone 3G, the Revolution Goes On
The iPhone Revolution goes on, only faster. No more “wait for 3G” effect. Half the price. Going truly global to 70 countries. Built-in Wifi and GPS. Do not be surprised when Apple double their forecast and sell 20 million units … Continue reading
iPhone 3G at $199!
Rumors confirmed. Apple announced the iPhone 3G. It will be available in 22 countries on 11 July and more than 70 countries by the end of the year. In US, the 8GB version will cost $199 and the 16GB only … Continue reading
iPhone at $199? Why not?
TechCrunch echoes the rumor of an iPhone at $199, as it did one month ago, although this time saying it is a baseless rumor from reputated BSter Kevin Rose. The $199 iPhone subsidized by AT&T is an old speculation. And … Continue reading
My Next Phone
Nokia must be getting more and more worried. Apple, a new entrant in the market, has stolen from Nokia the top position for high-end phones in consumers minds. The revolutionary iPhone might not have yet a market share comparable to … Continue reading
Touchless Computing as in Minority Report?
As can be seen in the demo video from SoftKinetic, 3D motion-sensing software is becoming quite powerful. Similar to EyeToy in PS2, I would not be surprised if Sony soon brings this technology to PS3 to counter-attack Wii’s revolutionary game … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home, Disruption
Tagged Apple, gaming, linux mce, microsoft, multi-touch, touch computing, virtual reality
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