YooLi

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by YooLi 15y ago
Agreed. There is purposeful ambiguity going on whenever 'activations' are mentioned.
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by YooLi 15y ago
"...which I'm guessing can be checked relatively easily (add up what the major suppliers claim to be shipping - HTC, Samsung, B&N - if you can't get in the ball park then something might be up)." I would like to know the numbers too b
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by YooLi 15y ago
I'm not sure I follow. You mean that when you are working on something, you just shut down the application to close all your open files? BTW, the apps need to be updated to take advantage of resuming application state, so application autho
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by YooLi 15y ago
The Nook runs Android. I wonder if it counts towards 'activations'. Last quarter B&N sold ~3M Nooks, which would be ~33k activations per day. Not that huge, but the difference between 465k and 500k activations. The Nook and other ta
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by YooLi 15y ago
Does that mean Android 'activations' includes only Android phones?
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by YooLi 15y ago
Not sure if you are trolling, but here is the after-hours price right from NASDAQ, up quite a bit after hours from close: http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/ExtendedTradingTrades.aspx...
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by YooLi 15y ago
Funny, all the stats I've seen show a completely different trend. Example: http://www.netmarketshare.com/2010/07/01/iOS-vs-Android-in-B... UPDATE: Ahh, I see the problem. You linked to a OS market share graph, not a browsing market share
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by YooLi 15y ago
You link to Nokia's opening brief? Why not link to Apple's? Because it will give a different story.
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by YooLi 15y ago
"Just an odd concern for an end user, IMO. " About as odd as end users concerned about which OS has a more true multi-tasking implementation. Those who mention the profitability of iOS devices as a plus are probably about as numerous as t
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by YooLi 15y ago
It depends. If the Chevy drivers don't buy as many accessories as the Bentley drivers do, you better believe I'll be selling to Bentley drivers. And if those Bentley drivers use their accessories more, all the better. There may be more An
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by YooLi 15y ago
"Is it just a comment to indicate that Apple isn't about to go out of business?" Partially, and partially to indicate that the way Apple is doing things must be at least somewhat right and sustainable. Why is it so hard for Android manufa
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Toxic Plankton feeds on Android Market for two months(theregister.co.uk)
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Top 50 iPad Rollouts by Enterprises & Schools(blogs.sybase.com)
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by YooLi 15y ago
Are these the same analysts that are right about everything else?
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by YooLi 15y ago
Apple didn't try to play chicken. As was stated when this all happened back in 2009, Apple was perfectly willing to pay RAND licensing fees, but Nokia wanted fees + rights to Apple's touch patents. The settlement today only mentions fees b
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by YooLi 15y ago
"I don't think the 30% has ever been an issue." Seriously? The 30% on apps, the 30% on in-app purchases, 30% on subscriptions, etc., each caused an uproar when they were announced.
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by YooLi 15y ago
Seems more like an implementation detail than a "we're trying to sneak DRM back on you" thing. If the users had paid the $0.30 to upgrade the track to DRM-free, they wouldn't be getting a DRM track. When they purchased the tracks for $0.99
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by YooLi 15y ago
Have you ever tried to compile Xcode samples on a MacMini? I do it on a 6 year old Macbook and have no problems.
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by YooLi 15y ago
What did the app do?
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by YooLi 15y ago
What about all the other companies that built new campuses and their stock didn't fall?
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by YooLi 15y ago
1. In 1997, technology held him back, not market share. The iPhone changed the world with no market share. The iPad changed the world with no market share. Etc. 2. Who gives their service away for free? Apple still charges for it. It's
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by YooLi 15y ago
Just because there is wireless syncing and no need to activate with iTunes doesn't indicate that Jobs meant post-pc to mean "no pc needed". I still think post-pc means after the pc, as both Gartenberg and Gruber suggest.
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by YooLi 15y ago
Google can't go vertical no matter what because they are an advertising company. They need their ads in as many places as possible, and the only way to do that is to make sure others can use your platform pieces.
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by YooLi 15y ago
Is Apple making MobileMe web mail look like the desktop app really an indication that it doesn't know how to make a web app? Where does the "Apple doesn't know the web" idea coming from? I've heard "Apple doesn't know social" because of th
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by YooLi 15y ago
I see it more as adding value I want instead of a moat/lock in. If integration in Apple's ecosystem gets me Applications synced across multiple devices , music, photos, calendars, apps in iCloud (including your ripped content) , etc., co
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by YooLi 15y ago
1. This is MAC App Store. Not sure why people are mentioning Android. 2. This was only over 1 (ONE) day. 3. This was in the Dev Tools category.
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by YooLi 15y ago
I think the Apple keyboard is one of the best keyboards I have ever used in the last 25 years. It's right up there with my IBM Model-M.
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by YooLi 15y ago
Oh right, I forgot all restaurants have already been opened and no new ones need POS systems. And they all want the cheapest method to handle one of the most important factors of their business, the money handling.
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by YooLi 15y ago
The tweets clearly say he heard helicopters. That's how the US soldiers get on the ground and leave. Nothing in the tweets sounds like a drone attack.
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by YooLi 15y ago
"By programming in iOS you are requiring companies to purchase expensive mac products to run your POS rather than inexpensive PC products." Lame. There will be a market for iOS/OS X POS because there are people who prefer them to "PC" prod

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