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Being Productive Amidst a Cataclysm
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The Effect of the iPad on PC and Netbook Sales
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Verizon iPhone: What 1/3 of iPhone Users and The Daily Show Want
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Mobile taking market share from the desktop
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I like the idea, and I believe you have a market, but your prices are too low. More importantly it won't scale with inflation. In 10 years, that $15 will be worth around $10 but you will have all SEO links pointing to a domain that is mos
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How much the world has changed in 4 years...
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US Smartphones: Apple #1, RIM #2, Android closing fast
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They mean porn apps. You can get all the porn you want. The browser is wide open.
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Now is that any way to talk about your soon to be computer overlords? ;) I don't agree that Apple is evil, just rigid. They are very strict about what they allow for the sake of a good user experience (and to avoid a black eye on their acc
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I haven't seen the commercials, but I did follow the launch event. One thing was said so often and was so... odd... I had to go back and write it down: "We've focused in on how real people want to use their phones when they're on the go --
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The browser IS deeply important. When people think about what devices they get, how they browse is one of the most critical things they decide on. Remember, we aren't talking just computers: we are talking about smart phones and tablets t
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You are correct in that it's not all of Microsoft that is dying, but Microsoft is losing in many markets. It's dropped below 5% in the global smartphone market, and many leading companies have shied away from Windows 7 on tablets. The mob
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Actually, Apple is the one taking the consumer market. 1 in every 5 retail computer sales is a Mac. Best Buy's CEO recently said that 50% of their laptop sales have been cannibalized by the iPad - a 6 month old product. Apple is the #1 t
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CNN Money: Microsoft is a Dying Consumer Brand
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I'm in your boat too. I understand your frustration. But keep plugging away. Keep making connections with those of us who want to work not for money but for fulfillment (money follows passion, not the other way around). Keep learning, gr
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I'm a Microsoft developer who has switched to Mac at home and is running Chrome at work. I really don't care about IE9. Someone please enlighten me (this is not sarcasm... I'm asking): what is the value of IE9 over everything else on the m
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I picked up the JQuery and CSS cookbooks. The CSS one really looked sharp and any solid guide on JQuery is a must have for web developers. I keep getting suckered with these $9.99 deals. What are you doing to me, O'Reilly?!
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Yes, but they happen on "other" platforms. Not "ALL" platforms. I think there are too many developers out there in large and small companies that don't understand they power they wield or the responsibility they have. I'm not a big fan of
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"This vulnerability (CVE-2010-2884) could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. There are reports that this vulnerability is being actively exploited in the wild..." Oh no! What if it gets
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(Why are there so many posts here without a comment section? Now to the topic at hand...) Why? That's my first question. Why? As in why do I need this button? As in why do I have to do this in HTML 5? HTML 5 doesn't have to replace Flas
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Mobile Devices Overtaking PCs
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1) Why can I not comment on the actual post? That's a little disconcerting. 2) I don't understand the need to post by e-mail. What does that gain me? Is there any use in that other than gimmick? Wouldn't a nice site offer me more chance