Dor Kalev

Yeah, And the iPod Wasn't a Threat to the Walkman, Either…

It seems sometimes that either everyone is waiting to see what Apple is doing and then to copy them or that Apple is copying so well from everyone that it seems like they invented the wheel.

I am an Apple addict but I have to say it's getting boring without real competition (I am passionately waiting to the new Palm Pre).

Sony, it is time to pull a rabbit from a hat.

Apple Upgraded: Jobs May Not Be Crucial to Company's Future

My common sense tells me to keep following Apple.
If they will keep the spirit of innovation and usability with NEW PRODUCTS that rewrite the game rules for the entire industry then we will know that someone there knows what we think is Steve's job, well enough.

Thursday's economic calendar: Markets closed. Happy New Year!

Happy New Year !!!

Note of apology to our users: Our hosting service had a major outage this morning that took Seeking Alpha down for about five hours. We're back up now, and working hard to get all the articles in our backlog up on the site.

LOL!!!


On Apr 15 04:02 PM Ryan Yamada wrote:

> Agreed. Missed you more than I missed my girlfriend.

Don't Watch CNBC

Let's blame CNBC for the catastrophe.

Madoff takes ignominious number 2 in the 10 nastiest Ponzi schemes ever.

That's a really interesting piece!

YouTube Is on a Roll

amazing!

Mexico Holds Rates for 4th Month as Inflation Slows

nice to know

Google launches video search

test1

Is Anyone Using Chrome?

Hi,
Nice piece!
I have been using Firefox for a long long while and switch to Safari 3 and then Safari 4 and stayed with it. It is fast and reliable and I use it both on my Mac and PC computers.
As to the Google Analytics stats showing in this article, they are really not a clear representation of the market.

In SeekingAlpha we see more than 50% IE users and have a little more than 3% of Chrome users.

3% is A LOT for a browser that young!

APIs and the Future of Web Content

What do you mean "less robust", you can say that RSS is a private case of API -
RSS is commonly an API that returns a list of articles in XML format by a certain topic.

* did you know that seekingalpha.com/user/... is an RSS (API) for all your comments (tradememe) in SeekingAlpha?

* I went to your profile page seekingalpha.com/user/... and so it is blank, you could probably earn some traffic to your website if you update your profile there (through the green MY STUFF button at the site's header)


On Mar 12 12:38 AM Tradememe wrote:

> I doubt those APIs would become more mainstream than RSS feeds. In
> our business news aggregator website, www.tradememe.com ,
> we have tried APIs but we have found them to be less robust than
> a standard technology like RSS feeds.

Google’s Killer App for Investors, Consultants and Journalists

Hi, it's our pleasure -
from all of SA tech team!

;-)

Macworld Live-Blog: 4M iPhones, 4B iTunes, Introducing MacBook Air, $1799

Steve has a plan. Whatever it is, I believe in it.

Asus Eee: Threat to Apple, Microsoft, HP, Dell and the Hard Drive Vendors?

Apparently, there were some that took the humble decision not to decide between a shiny MacBook and an Eee and created this mongrel: www.tuaw.com/2007/11/1.../

During the last few years we've seen hackers from all around the world installing Apple OS X on practically everything that has a CPU.

Is it the time for Apple to open their amazing OS to other hardware platforms? I wonder what it would do the PC market if users could choose it.

Why I'm Shorting Crocs

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