> The idea was, pivot into making software for "Internet appliances". You know, the computer next to your stove, or that multi-purpose device in your gym which.

> The idea was, pivot into making software for "Internet appliances". You know, the computer next to your stove, or that multi-purpose device in your gym which... oh right, yeah, no, those aren't a thing Well, they weren't a thing at the time, and couldn't be a thing given the severe lack of wireless, always-on, Internet connections. They definitely are a thing today, but too late to save Be.