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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Opinion: FBI security scare means Apple's iPhone beats Android for BYOD enterprise
Apple [AAPL] already leads the mobile enterprise with its iOS devices, and seems likely to consolidate its grip in the months ahead, with the security of its platforms giving the firm a sure grasp on hearts and minds in corporate IT, while its competitor gets named and shamed in an FBI warning.
Click to read: FBI security scare means Apple's iPhone beats Android for BYOD enterprise
Monday, August 22, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
iPad 2 Extends Apple's Lead: Apple Will Dominate The Tablet Market For Years
Apple's iPad 2 isn't a massive advance over the first iPad, but with hardware, software, apps, distribution, and pricing combined, it is still by far the best tablet on the market.
Despite recent announcements from Google, Motorola, Samsung, HP, and RIM, we still expect Apple to dominate the tablet market for years.
While competition will intensify, the iPad will continue to be the best all-around product for consumers, and therefore Apple should maintain very high market share (settling to 50%-60%) for at least several years.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/tablets-2011-3#ixzz1FqJCkFFU
Despite recent announcements from Google, Motorola, Samsung, HP, and RIM, we still expect Apple to dominate the tablet market for years.
While competition will intensify, the iPad will continue to be the best all-around product for consumers, and therefore Apple should maintain very high market share (settling to 50%-60%) for at least several years.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/tablets-2011-3#ixzz1FqJCkFFU
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Who Will Win the Android vs. iPhone Race? - eMarketer
"The iPhone may have captured the hearts and minds of many tech-savvy early smartphone adopters—not to mention marketers—with its sleek design, multitouch interface and available apps. But as Android has rolled out to more and more handsets, its popularity has surged and the loyalty of its users has increased to match that of iPhone owners. And in a few years the Android installed base will do the same."
Who Will Win the Android vs. iPhone Race? - eMarketer
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Microsoft Kinect in the news
Microsoft Kinect review
Microsoft Kinect makes your Xbox 360 into something else entirely. No longer is it the clumpy, whirring console exclusively for gamers willing to put up with endless red rings of death. Instead, it becomes the essential console for family gaming, making everything the Wii offers look, well, four years old. And it’s a software update’s throw from making the Xbox 360 the essential set top box, full stop.
Read the full Electricpig.co.uk review of the Microsoft Kinect to find out why we think it’s the gadget of the year.
Microsoft Uses Kinect to Combat Nintendo Wii, Lure Gamer Moms
Microsoft Corp. today starts selling Kinect, a device that lets consumers play video games with their bodies, to help it lure casual gamers and add years to the life of its Xbox 360 gaming console.
Kinect, shaped like a flat, black box, tracks a player’s movement and voice and costs $149.99 by itself or starting at $299.99 when purchased with an Xbox 360 console. Microsoft yesterday boosted its forecast for Kinect sales this year to 5 million units from 3 million after the device sold out in pre- sales at retailers such as Amazon.com Inc. and Best Buy Co.
Read the full Bloomberg article
Microsoft Launches Kinect in the Battle With Google, Apple for the Living Room
Having faced multiple hardware debacles ranging from Zune to Kin, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is out to prove naysayers false with Xbox add-on Kinect, a motion sensor and voice recognition technology-based device that allows users to control games and movies with gestures and voice.
The controller-free gaming device Kinect will be available at stores from Thursday at $149.99 with a pack-in game "Kinect Adventures," and if purchased with a 4GB Xbox console, will cost $299.99.
Kinect uses four microphones and a depth camera, color motion camera and a distance sensor to track a user's presence in the room.
Read the full Motley Fool article
Microsoft Kinect makes your Xbox 360 into something else entirely. No longer is it the clumpy, whirring console exclusively for gamers willing to put up with endless red rings of death. Instead, it becomes the essential console for family gaming, making everything the Wii offers look, well, four years old. And it’s a software update’s throw from making the Xbox 360 the essential set top box, full stop.
Read the full Electricpig.co.uk review of the Microsoft Kinect to find out why we think it’s the gadget of the year.
Microsoft Uses Kinect to Combat Nintendo Wii, Lure Gamer Moms
Microsoft Corp. today starts selling Kinect, a device that lets consumers play video games with their bodies, to help it lure casual gamers and add years to the life of its Xbox 360 gaming console.
Kinect, shaped like a flat, black box, tracks a player’s movement and voice and costs $149.99 by itself or starting at $299.99 when purchased with an Xbox 360 console. Microsoft yesterday boosted its forecast for Kinect sales this year to 5 million units from 3 million after the device sold out in pre- sales at retailers such as Amazon.com Inc. and Best Buy Co.
Read the full Bloomberg article
Microsoft Launches Kinect in the Battle With Google, Apple for the Living Room
Having faced multiple hardware debacles ranging from Zune to Kin, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is out to prove naysayers false with Xbox add-on Kinect, a motion sensor and voice recognition technology-based device that allows users to control games and movies with gestures and voice.
The controller-free gaming device Kinect will be available at stores from Thursday at $149.99 with a pack-in game "Kinect Adventures," and if purchased with a 4GB Xbox console, will cost $299.99.
Kinect uses four microphones and a depth camera, color motion camera and a distance sensor to track a user's presence in the room.
Read the full Motley Fool article
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Google Energy Inks Wind Farm Deal, Now Officially a Utility | Earth and Industry
"When Google was first given the go ahead by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to buy and sell electricity in February, we knew they were planning something big in the clean energy space, we just didn't know what it would look like. Today, we're beginning to see the plan unfold.
Google announced today that it will begin a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement to buy 114 megawatts of wind energy generated at NextEra Energy Resources' Story County II facility in Iowa. The agreement, set to begin on July 30, is the first by Google Energy LLC and it allows Google to buy the renewable energy directly from its source, rather from a retailer in the form of renewable energy credits (RECs). Because Google cannot use the energy directly, it is reselling it back to the grid in the regional spot market and retiring RECs associated with the power."
Google Energy Inks Wind Farm Deal, Now Officially a Utility | Earth and Industry
Google announced today that it will begin a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement to buy 114 megawatts of wind energy generated at NextEra Energy Resources' Story County II facility in Iowa. The agreement, set to begin on July 30, is the first by Google Energy LLC and it allows Google to buy the renewable energy directly from its source, rather from a retailer in the form of renewable energy credits (RECs). Because Google cannot use the energy directly, it is reselling it back to the grid in the regional spot market and retiring RECs associated with the power."
Google Energy Inks Wind Farm Deal, Now Officially a Utility | Earth and Industry
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Trend Micro offers free secure surfing tool - V3.co.uk - formerly vnunet.com
"Security vendor Trend Micro has added to its growing range of free security offerings with a tool designed to improve the safety of web browsing.
The product has been designed to protect against sophisticated threats such as the Hydraq family which was used to such effective ends in the Operation Aurora attacks by Chinese hackers on Google and other firms at the beginning of the year."
Trend Micro offers free secure surfing tool - V3.co.uk - formerly vnunet.com
The product has been designed to protect against sophisticated threats such as the Hydraq family which was used to such effective ends in the Operation Aurora attacks by Chinese hackers on Google and other firms at the beginning of the year."
Trend Micro offers free secure surfing tool - V3.co.uk - formerly vnunet.com
Monday, June 7, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
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