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The Battle on the Desktop: It’s the Chipset, Stupid!
The war for the desktop has been won by Microsoft – at least for now. This is why the real battle lies in the chipset and not in the operating system.
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Does Windows Phone 7 Stand a Chance?
Windows Phone 7 may be seen as too little too late for the smartphones. I just think it isn’t ambitious enough and not targeted at a business strategy that is tight enough and answers today’s needs.
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It’s raining tablets at IFA Berlin 2010
Amir Zmora's impressions from IFA Berlin 2010: Tablets and Androids taking the front row.
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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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Modu's Hardware vs Software: Take 2
One of the keynotes at the show was given by Dov Moran – Founder, Chairman and CE of modu. He provided his views on the future innovation of modu. Which is more jackets. As with the last time, I have to disagree.
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Dave, it's the Desktop that is Dying
What will replace the IP phone? We can replace it with either a software version of it or a mobile handset. As I know Dave’s opinion from his comment on a previous post of mine, he is more likely to lean towards idea of the mobile handset as the next step.
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What is Your Smartphone’s Focus?
For some reason, handset vendors aren’t able yet to come up with a smartphone that can do two tasks great. The good news is that they are improving, and maybe one day, we will be able to select more than a single feature for our phones
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