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Who is the Service Provider?
Service providers can be found everywhere today – up to a point where there’s little distinction between vendors and service providers. Who is your service provider?
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The Future of Operating Systems Is Clouded
IT migration to the cloud is nothing new. It is a trend being discussed a lot lately. How does it affect operating systems? How do they become cloud services instead of pure low level system calls?
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Apps are Not Web 3.0
Can the current trend of application development for mobile devices be considered the next Web 3.0? And if not, what are the missing components to get it there?
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Android for Embedded Devices
Does Android need a display to work at all? Will it fit embedded devices such as a DSL router?
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Why Video Calling isn't a Web Browser Feature?
Video calling requires an application – it cannot live today in the confinements of the web browser and its technologies.
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What I Learned From the IMTC 2025 Virtual Event
I’ve done a lot of events in my time, and none quite like this. I’ve even attended “virtual events that consisted of uploading a logo and some documentation while sitting on my computer logged into the integrated event chat
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Android VS. Chrome And Why?
Why would any sane company go and invest their resources on two operating systems that just… do the same? Which OS would you choose to use - Android or Chrome?
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Why Android?
The only true solution out there that is good enough for a handset vendor. Why? Why Android and not some other Linux solution? Or Windows Mobile for that matter?
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5 Different OSD Engines for an HD Videophone
While I do not pretend to be an expert on GUI, I have seen various decisions made by our partners in that area, and I want to share them here with you.
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Chrome OS's End Game: Browser Communications
It’s the old-new approach to computing: having a dumb terminal connected to external computing services. The problem is, that it is only half baked, and a few years ahead of its time.
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