19 Sep 2011
This is going to be a post of a few words. Love Google’s mobile browser app UI’s. They really incredible with respect to what they do in a browser. Let me make one suggestion. You see, when I’m reading an email I always have to go back to the message list to move between messages because […]
17 Sep 2011
I’ve cut my Netflix subscription just like many others, but please don’t compare Netflix to RIM. While both companies have crashed this week after reporting results, they’re in two very different situations. RIM was an established play, that got creamed by a new entrant. It’s a well defined market, and RIM’s not now, nor has […]
17 Sep 2011
RIM’s fall has been fast and hard. Surprisingly so because old technology dies slower than old teachers. But, they’re not the only technology company to disparage innovation, while insisting their way is best. I enjoy Philip Elmer-Dewitt’s articles because they’re well researched. He has good fact and they’re always presented well. It’s not your typical “anti-Apple bashing” […]
16 Sep 2011
A short play by David Bressler. Please read it as a conversation between the regular and italicized text. [Early 1900’s] I have an idea! Let’s create a way for people to communicate over wires across long distances. It will make the world smaller, and help people come together in ways we can’t even imagine. Cool! Where […]
16 Sep 2011
On the surface, a simple question like “what’s the thinnest smartphone?” is, well, simple. Turns out, it needed a court to decide the answer. I’m frustrated by how things are oversimplified these days. There seems to be no time for actual thinking in our daily activities — we just run at full speed to mindlessly […]
