Apple and Android Apps are headed to the computer museum

44% of 800 million Facebook users go online with a smartphone and incompatible websites are losing customers

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The world isn’t going mobile. It is mobile.

Internet sites that want to increase traffic need to migrate to HTML5. It’s new and takes some effort but that’s where the market will be.

Look around and everyone is on a smart phone. They are not talking. They’re connecting with Tweeter, Facebook and StumbleUpon and surfing the web.  Continue reading

Microsoft’s vision of the future is almost here

The shared vision of portable connectivity will be here sooner than later

The Dick Tracy wrist watch – computer and video phone -  was a dream in the 60s

People like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates made it a reality.

The smartphone is just the beginning of the truly personal computer that connects us together and to the businesses we use.

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Steve Jobs in the end quite a dumb human

Technology and business smarts are useless when you’re dead

Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson

The tributes to Steve Jobs the tech guru are pouring in daily.

Jobs was a petty, immature human being who died prematurely at his own hand, according to a new biography Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson.

“In his last years, Steven Jobs veered from exotic diets to cutting-edge treatments as he fought the cancer that ultimately took his life, according to a new biography to be published on Monday.” New York Times.     Continue reading

Made it through one week without an iPhone 4S

Despite the hype and 4 million other people who got one, I’m still happy with my iPhone 4

iPhone 4S

See that picture of an iPhone 4S?

For all you know it could be an iPhone 4 because they look the same.

In reality the iPhone 4S is not a new model, just a minor tweak on last year’s phone.

Despite all the media hype and peer pressure, somehow, I didn’t upgrade my iPhone 4 last week.

Buy one in memory of Steve Jobs, they said.

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1 Million iPhone 4S will it own Christmas?

The new features are pushing pre-orders higher than the iPhone 4 will you get one?

While most people who saw the launch of the iPhone 4S were underwhelmed, consumers have voted with their credit cards.

400,000 more iPhone 4S were ordered than the iPhone4.
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Amazon Kindle Fire data mining bonanza

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Chris Desponosa – The split browser notion is that Amazon will use its EC2 back end to pre-cache user web browsing, using its fat back-end pipes to grab all the web content at once so the lightweight Fire-based browser has to only download one simple stream from Amazons servers.
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Apple joins stampede to the Cloud with OS X Lion

Apple moves software distribution to the cloud where many companies already are

Apple OS X Lion only available as download from the Cloud

With the release of OS X or Lion, Apple has stopped shipping software in white boxes with CD ROM media.

Most of us are already using the Cloud whether we know it or not.

Apple software is only available by download from the App Store. To reinforce the point, the latest MAC hardware doesn’t have a CD ROM drive.
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Apple does quick fix to recover location flap

Apple iOS 4.3.3 update


iOS 4.3.3 removes backup of location data on iPhones and iPads

Apple’s embarrassment and potential legal problems over the hidden location data base in each iPhone and iPad came to an end overnight with the 4.3.3 update to the mobile operating system.

It was revealed only 15 days ago on April 20th, 2011 that every iPhone and iPad was not only tracking your physical location but storing the data for retrieval.  Continue reading