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We are a Nielsen Ratings household this month and I was very surprised how little the ratings book accomodate new ways of watching TV, whether on demand, streaming via Roku or watching an alternative device such as an iPad or game machine.
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
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iOS devices might be seen as toys in some IT circles, but a new tool from OpenText that lets you run Unix applications might change that perception.
Read my full commentary on the Real User Monitoring blog.
I guess we are supposed to feel bad for carriers now because iPhone users are actually using their phones and there are sufficient numbers of them that it's taxing the network. What exactly did they expect? If you don't want people using your network, you're probably in the wrong business.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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If you're a content creator, you know about the power of iPad. In case you had any doubts, yet another report drives it home. So if you don't have an iPad content strategy, what exactly are you waiting for?
Read my full commentary on FierceContentManagement.
Español: Este es un logo para IOS (Apple). Más detalles: Logo para Apple inc's iOS (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Financial Times of London recently took the unusual step of shutting down its iOS app in favor of a HTML5-only approach. It works for them, but would it work for your company too?
Read my full post on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
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We all know Apple is a profit machine, but this infographic lays out just how monstrous those profits are -- and why you need to be paying attention if you're a developer.
See the infographic and my commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Barnes & Noble Nook (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
When Microsoft made an investment today in the Barnes and Noble Nook, at the very least, the Android tablet market just got a little more entertaining -- and Microsoft got to take on all kinds of demons from Apple to Google to Amazon.com. Certainly great technology theater if nothing else.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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Greenpeace released a report this week on the environmental impact of cloud computing. It was highly critical of Apple claiming it completely disregarded the environmental impact when it built its Maiden, North Carolina iCloud data center in the proximity of a coal-burning plant.
Trouble is Apple claims its going to run the plant on 60 percent renewable energy sources including a massive solar array. So who's right?
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
My wife got an iPhone 4S on Saturday and we have had great fun playing with Siri. She has her limitations, but there are things she does extremely well. This commercial with Samuel Jackson does a good job of higlighting her strengths. And yes I know she isn't really a person (at least I think I do).
This is just a bit frightening actually: Windows 8 Metro running on an iPad (and Steve Jobs must be rolling over in his grave), but I have to say, I'm tempted to download this app just to try it.
