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Tone-Deaf Twitter Misses the Boat on Curation

By May 3, 2010

One of the most disappointing things about Twitter declaring war on their developer community means that we’ll see an extreme slow-down in the innovation cycle on cool new apps. It also means that we’ll…

Looming Chip Shortage?

By Tom Foremski May 3, 2010

Mike Magee over at TechEye, reports: Foundry giant TSMC said that its factories are full up — issuing a "clarification" to remarks made when it turned in its first quarter results. The form said:…

Retrevo Study: Nearly Half of All Parents Friend their Kids on Facebook

By Tom Foremski May 3, 2010

Retrevo.com‘s latest Gadgetology study highlights some interesting findings about parents and their attitude towards social media: – 29% of all parents don’t allow texting during family meals. 36% of parents of teenagers don’t allow…

Kindles aren’t Bricks: Amazon’s next Kindle update will include access to Facebook and Twitter, Google and Wikipedia.

By Mary Wallace May 3, 2010

Apple has sold 1,000,000 iPads, and it’s the Kindle’s biggest competition; both wirelessly download books. Amazon has a leg up as a book reader, however, in that they’ve grown with Chris Anderson-style ‘Long Tail’…

Opsource Announces Release of Cloud Files Service

By Nate D'Amico May 3, 2010

This morning Cloud and SaaS service provider Opsource is announcing the beta release of their Opsource Cloud Files solution. With their continued focus on providing services to Enterprises and SaaS vendors, the cloud storage…

Facebook, Regulation, and the Mandate from the Mainstream

By May 3, 2010

I’ve been floundering to find my angle on the “Please Don’t Regulate Facebook” angle that Robert Scoble started early this weekend. It’s not that that I don’t have an opinion on it, I just…

Be Prepared to Share Everything with Facebook’s Like

By Michelle Greer May 3, 2010

It’s kind of cool that we can see and share our friends’ music on Pandora using the Facebook “like” feature. I don’t mind my friends seeing what I like and don’t like if I…

Death Of The Netbook? Apple Sells 1 Million iPads – 30% Estimated To Be 3G; New User Experience Very Compelling

By John Furrier May 3, 2010

Apple just announced that they have sold over 1 million iPads. I hope this data released by Apple and validated by consumers serves as a wake up call for Intel to start innovating fast…

Why Did Microsoft and HP Cancel Their Tablet Releases? Hint: It Has Nothing to Do With Apple.

By Apr 30, 2010

I’ve been pondering the meaning of the recent rash of cancellations of upcoming padlike devices, trying to put them in context with one another. The easy conclusion to try to reach for is that…

Who or what is your sphere of influence?

By Greg Schulz Apr 30, 2010

If you listen to vendors your perceptions will be one thing, if you listen to customers, your perceptions will be different. Or, if you simply read and obtain information and perspectives via the media…

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Looming Chip Shortage?

Kindles aren’t Bricks: Amazon’s next Kindle update will include access to Facebook and Twitter, Google and Wikipedia.

Death Of The Netbook? Apple Sells 1 Million iPads – 30% Estimated To Be 3G; New User Experience Very Compelling

Why Did Microsoft and HP Cancel Their Tablet Releases? Hint: It Has Nothing to Do With Apple.

Who or what is your sphere of influence?

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