Apple Analysis: When Leaders Don't Lead [View article]
there are so many of these empty articles that say nothing, its irritating when you get suckered into opening the link mr bass clearly doesnt know what he's talking about and i doubt very much this is his full time job or indeed that he is capable of making money in this field contrast this horrible content it with someone like the very talented andy zaky per the 'AVG's link above that actually provides informed analysis and opinion i guess this is pile is the price we pay for democracy
Jonathan Ive: More Valuable to Apple than Steve Jobs? [View article]
don't agree on this, ives is talented but completely expendable the design directive flows from jobs and only jobs prior to ives say the macs of the 80's simply reflected design in the 80 allbeit done very elegantly
gphone is great for iphone for all the healthy competetive reasons, their laissex faire open source platform will be a huge negative issue for them however the one company i really dont inderstand right now is rimm with a pe sky high compared to apple and google go figure
The End Run Around the Operating System Is Under Way [View article]
well lets see we have the iphone whos main strength is... ? oh yes thats right its o.s. perhaps a web analogy would have made your points more relevant but that is old news somebody please screen these marginal writers
Apple's Interesting Challenge with Its Best Buy Deal [View article]
why pick apple to try to make this absurd theory one of only a few companies to have an effective monoploly that is cool ie the ipod ridiculous article
Apple Can Disable iPhone Apps, but Should They? [View article]
a voice of reason, i couldnt agree more, its to everyones benefit the phone communicates with apple often for updates etc and is just a form of that
i tried a jailbroken gen 1 phone for a while and although i liked the additional features my phone was like the wild west never knowing when a rogue app could take me down
i love the app store somewhat safe in the knowledge that 3rd part programs have been vetted and if something malicious slips through its gets fixed
now i know there will be a bunch of outraged people but realistically its a great idea
Research In Motion's 3G Counteroffensive: The Smartphone Arms Race Escalates [View article]
Paul, You might consider having your company Changewave do a more statistically relevent survey, ie what is the CURRENT run rate of sales for both RIMM & AAPL (presuming palm is about dead) You would get a very different market share picture and data that is more useful to your readers
It is RIMM that is on the front line about to be run over by Apple not the '2nd tier' manufacturers. Apple is employing a classic top down sales strategy starting with a high priced handset and in the coming 18mos filling in the price gaps underneath it. Nokia who holds the largest market share with many inexpensive handsets will be the last to feel the effects of Apple
However Apple has quitely declared that ALL phones in the future will be smart phones and as features currently considered 'smart' become manadatory on even the cheapest handsets even Nokia weill lose significant market share to Apple who not only has invented this new phone market place but essentially monopolises many of its feature sets and equally importantly holds a monopoly on the seamless integration between feature sets
Step back a little and look at the bigger picture beyond a couple of too late copycat handsets from Rimm and try to poduce quality quantative research
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Apple Analysis: When Leaders Don't Lead [View article]
mr bass clearly doesnt know what he's talking about and i doubt very much this is his full time job or indeed that he is capable of making money in this field
contrast this horrible content it with someone like the very talented andy zaky per the 'AVG's link above that actually provides informed analysis and opinion
i guess this is pile is the price we pay for democracy
Jonathan Ive: More Valuable to Apple than Steve Jobs? [View article]
the design directive flows from jobs and only jobs
prior to ives say the macs of the 80's simply reflected design in the 80 allbeit done very elegantly
gphone is great for iphone for all the healthy competetive reasons, their laissex faire open source platform will be a huge negative issue for them however
the one company i really dont inderstand right now is rimm with a pe sky high compared to apple and google
go figure
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thank you
Five Reasons Steve Ballmer Thinks Apple's a Buy [View article]
makes a nice change from the general dross from other 'authors'
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i dont mean to be rude but i've followed you column for a little while because it sounded promising but ultimately it fails to deliver
question, do you make a living solely as a trader or do you have another profession
The End Run Around the Operating System Is Under Way [View article]
oh yes thats right its o.s.
perhaps a web analogy would have made your points more relevant but that is old news
somebody please screen these marginal writers
Apple's Interesting Challenge with Its Best Buy Deal [View article]
ridiculous article
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numbers please ?
5 Reasons Not to Upgrade to the New iPhone 3G [View article]
Apple Can Disable iPhone Apps, but Should They? [View article]
the phone communicates with apple often for updates etc and is just a form of that
i tried a jailbroken gen 1 phone for a while and although i liked the additional features my phone was like the wild west never knowing when a rogue app could take me down
i love the app store somewhat safe in the knowledge that 3rd part programs have been vetted and if something malicious slips through its gets fixed
now i know there will be a bunch of outraged people but realistically its a great idea
Research In Motion's 3G Counteroffensive: The Smartphone Arms Race Escalates [View article]
You would get a very different market share picture and data that is more useful to your readers
It is RIMM that is on the front line about to be run over by Apple not the '2nd tier' manufacturers. Apple is employing a classic top down sales strategy starting with a high priced handset and in the coming 18mos filling in the price gaps underneath it.
Nokia who holds the largest market share with many inexpensive handsets will be the last to feel the effects of Apple
However Apple has quitely declared that ALL phones in the future will be smart phones and as features currently considered 'smart' become manadatory on even the cheapest handsets even Nokia weill lose significant market share to Apple who not only has invented this new phone market place but essentially monopolises many of its feature sets and equally importantly holds a monopoly on the seamless integration between feature sets
Step back a little and look at the bigger picture beyond a couple of too late copycat handsets from Rimm and try to poduce quality quantative research
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