The Samsung Galaxy S4 Is Completely Amazing and Utterly Boring
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Is Completely Amazing and Utterly Boring | Gadget Lab | Wired.com. To what extend does one really care about what Wired thinks about the Samsung Galaxy S4, the iPhone 5, the BlackBerry Z10 or the Nokia 920? What role does mainstream media play today in influencing ones decision to buy a device? Also, how many apps do Smartphone owners use regularly? Does an app marketing...
Read MoreSamsung Is Planning An Enormous Launch For The S4
Samsung Is Planning An Enormous Launch For The S4 | Business Insider. The competition heats up in the smartphone market with Samsung forecasting that they will sell 100 million of their newest S4 smartphone. The softening of the demand on the iPhone 5 combined with Samsung’s aggressive forecast for the S4 makes it easier to decide who’s product to build. It’s good to see healthy...
Read MoreDisruption guru Christensen: Why Apple, Tesla, VCs, academia may die
Disruption guru Christensen: Why Apple, Tesla, VCs, academia may die | Silicon Valley Business Journal. A very interesting read on how disruption, a key pillar of Christensen’s “Innovators Dilemma” concept is a major thread to Apple, Venture Capital and Higher Education. There are some exceptions however such as technology for enterprises where the incumbent technology is so...
Read More200 Million Workers Want Windows 8 Tablets, Not iPads
200 Million Workers Want Windows 8 Tablets, Not iPads | ReadWrite. What’s important about this article is the fact that consumers and organizations have more choice than ever before. It’s difficult to predict if there will be 200,000,000 Surface tablets in use in the near or long term future. It’s interesting that Forrester predicts the demise of BlackBerry in the mobile phone...
Read MoreIt’s time for Samsung’s next act
It's time for Samsung's next act | Fortune Tech. For those wanting to keep track, Samsung has 30% of the smartphone market compared to Apple’s 19%. When you factor other smartphones that run on Android, Google in our opinion, is winning the battle against Apple. Will Samsung try to do the same with tablets and laptops next? Read More: This Week in Tech Posts here...
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