Daily Archives: December 12, 2007

Why Microsoft loses and Apple wins, part 2

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Why Microsoft loses and Apple wins, part 2

Michael Gartenberg reports that Plays for Sure is dead, and that everything is now just “Vista Certified” – whatever that means: “So Plays for Sure is now Vista Certified. Except, isn’t Zune also Vista Certified? But Zune content won’t play … Continue reading

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Why Apple’s touch features win, and Microsoft’s fail

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Why Apple’s touch features win, and Microsoft’s fail

Hilton Locke : Dell Latitude XT Tablet on the website!: “I will say that if you are impressed by the ‘touch features’ in the iPhone, you’ll be blown away by what’s coming in Windows 7. Now if only we could … Continue reading

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Tim O’Reilly on how the iPhone has changed expectations

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Tim O’Reilly on how the iPhone has changed expectations

Multi-touch Raises the Bar: “There’s been an awful lot of commentary about Amazon’s new Kindle. It’s clearly lived up to its name, and ignited a lot of discussion and excitement about the new possibilities of the always-on electronic book. I … Continue reading

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links for 2007-12-12

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Play and learning children’s plan Coming soon: The government taking over all responsibility from parents. (tags: education uk politics) Rogers experiment is bad for business Canadian ISP Rogers has started an experiment to insert ads onto web pages without any … Continue reading

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Twitter / Scobleizer: It’s true, I’m at PodTech u…

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Twitter / Scobleizer: It’s true, I’m at PodTech u…

Well, it’s at least half true: Robert is leaving Podtech, although he hasn’t yet confirmed that he’s going to Fast Company as TechCrunch reported, but given the circumstances, it seems pretty likely.

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