Speculation that Apple will partner with LG to unveil its own line of HDTVs for 2012 were debunked this week by LG Display CEO Kwon Young-Soo, reports “OLED-Display” (http://macte.ch/Twa7U). The CEO says Apple is “still pessimistic about using OLED displays” and will go with LCD displays when it unveils its own line of HDTVs.
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As written time and time again today, today is the end of an era. This isn’t just about a CEO, an innovator, or a leader. It’s about a man who decided to change the world time and time and time again. Some called him a tyrant. Others a genius. Bill Gates respected his “taste.” Other’s his “reality distortion field.”
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By Greg Mills
Industries rise and fall. No matter how large the company, an eye has to be on the market, paying particular attention to revolutionary products. That the PC industry sees the Apple mobile revolution isn’t in dispute. The problem is, that try as they might, competing with Apple is very hard to do.
Read MoreThere’s another good reason for developers to concentrate on iOS apps rather than Android apps: their product is more likely to be purchased and used.
When consumers use their mobile phones to check the news, weather, email, or their social networks, they often have a choice between the mobile web version or a specially-created mobile app. But which do they prefer? Mobile apps — at least in terms of time spent.
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By Greg Mills
When Google moved to buy Motorola they proclaimed that the purchase was to counter Apple and boost the patent portfolio behind the Android OS. They also maintained their intention to keep Android OS open source and support the various handset makers that have built the hardware behind the success of Android.
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