Opinion: Apple, Nokia must storm entrenched markets to move forward
Despite being obvious competitors, Apple and Nokia face similar challenges ahead as Apple tries to crack the competitive TV market and Nokia gasps for survival in smartphones.
Opinion: Android-iPhone war leaves the door open for Mango
Apple’s dated hardware and Android’s still-confusing approach to software may be just the opportunity that Windows Phone Mango needs to finally make its presence known.
Opinion: Could an Apple iTV really succeed?
Apple hit it big with the iPod, iPhone and iPad, but selling an Apple-branded “iTV” would mean treading into foreign territory. Can Apple’s usual formula for success carry over to the TV market?
Opinion: How the Google-Motorola deal will spawn a new OS
Where will Android refugees like Samsung, HTC and LG settle in the wake of Google’s Motorola buy? A new Mystery OS that hasn’t yet revealed itself.
IDF: Intel’s View of the Future for Windows, Linux, & Apple Users
Intel reveals their plans for Windows, Linux and the MacOS. What does the future of computing hold for us?
Opinion: Qualcomm’s secret fix to the Android problem
Qualcomm’s Android-ready hardware and patents may be the solution to the hit-or-miss quality of Android phones and Google’s ongoing intellectual property fiasco.
Six useless technologies that refuse to die
From modems to serial ports and IR transmitters, these useless built-in technologies still keep popping up in computers even though the world has moved on.
Put a chip in it: A glimpse at the age of smart everything
From active suspensions to simplified home automation and computer-augmented humans, Freescale’s Technology Forum highlighted how shrinking processors could radically shift the near-term future.
Three tech Davids taking on Goliaths, and winning
AMD, Dell and Kodak may not be market leaders, but smart strategies are helping them take on the big guys by hitting them where it hurts.
Pick your phone by your personality
The phone you carry reflects your personality. Here’s what each major mobile operating system says about its users’ priorities – and how knowing your own preferences can help you pick the right one.
Paddling for the next wave: Intel’s rush to crush ARM
As ARM-based smartphones and tablets flood the market, Intel faces the difficult task of rooting out an entrenched competitor to remain relevant – an ironic position for a company that has defined “entrenched” for the last decade.
I think I’m becoming a 3D TV Fan
While a lot of pundits are predicting the slow death of 3D TV, I am actually pretty excited for the new format.
