In hardware, it’s all about speed — getting things done faster allows for more things to get done in less time. The quicker you can get data from point A to point B, the better. However, pushing groovy, high-speed technology to market often isn’t done so quickly. That’s why, even though Intel on Tuesday announced […]
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If your aim is to own the world (and all the world’s advertising), then you don’t want a large chunk of your better-off subjects doing their socialising on Facebook, where you can’t so easily get at their data. Obviously you’re supposed to use Orkut, so Google would have a record of your identity and your
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The iPhone, released to the public last Friday, is one of the most hyped devices in memory. But is all the excitement justified? John McCormick of Baseline suggests that the iPhone could blow the market for handheld rich Internet applications wide open, even though the iPhone was designed for the consumer rather than the enterprise
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