As fate would have it, while I’ve been hoping to do more investigative on this subject, I have to just put it out there.
Netbooks, are they going to take over the mobile market? I’ve been rooting for Palm for quite a while and now that the Palm Pre is coming out in the future, it’s [...]
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Are Netbooks the New Mobile?
Posted in Gadgets & Apps, business, technology, tagged HP, Intel, netbooks, Palm on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Dear Mr. Ed Colligan…
Posted in Gadgets & Apps, Reviews, tagged colligan, mcnamee, Palm, palm centro on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I am writing you this e-because I really, really want to see the Palm Centro do better. While I, like many others, am a big fan of the iPhone and even the iTouch for its amazing native touch screen capability, I really think it is time other players in the smartphone market give Apple a [...]
Fashion Goes Techie on Tobi.com
Posted in Gadgets & Apps, Marketing, Reviews, tagged e-commerce, meebo, shopping on August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Creativity and Innovation: White Space
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Gadgets & Apps, Reviews, tagged creativity, Entrepreneurship, innovation, problem solving, product creation, productivity on August 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Creativity is so important although we don’t always give it enough space to breathe and grow. As I recall, although I don’t quote correctly, it was Mitchell Baker at Mozilla.org that pointed out that software engineers (and others) have the duty to create products that will best suit the lifestyles of people today.
With so many [...]
Why Apple is the new comeback darling
Posted in Gadgets & Apps, Marketing on July 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Still, people flock to Apple stores, bringing in the original early adopters who purchased First Generation iPhones last year and a second wave of customers that chose to “wait and see.” Even after a year later, the scene at Apple stores upon product launch date on July 11, the lines outside of Apple Stores is much reminiscent of anticipated movie screenings, such as Independence Day ten years ago).
How does Apple do it?
