According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics (http://www.strategyanalytics.com), global tablet shipments reached 10 million units in the fourth quarter of 2010. Apple maintained first position, while Android soared and captured a record 22% global share.
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By Greg Mills
Wow, can you still make wine with sour grapes? I read an article published in an Australia-based publication with an interview with Netgear CEO Patrick Lo. Lo ranted and raved about the impending doom of Apple due to “closed up products.” Translated from Australian, he means it really ticks him off that Netgear is locked out of much of the Apple market.
Read MoreRage Software (http://www.ragesw.com) demoed an entirely new software application for Mac business owners to help them attract targeted users to their web site at last week’s Macworld Expo.
Search engines are the number one source of traffic to most web sites. Unfortunately, since we don’t know exactly what Google and other search engines use to rank web sites, it’s difficult for business owners to get top ranking sites.
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When the Motorola/Apple cell phone came out in the summer of 2005, it was a great disappointment to both Apple and Apple fans. You might as well have taped an iPod to a standard cell phone. It sucked. Apple, by that point in time, already knew to do a cell phone right, they would have to start from scratch. The first thing they did was junk their cell phone engineering relationship with Motorola and also scrap conventional notions of what a cell phone was.
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When the Motorola/Apple cell phone came out in the summer of 2005, it was a great disappointment to both Apple and Apple fans. You might as well have taped an iPod to a standard cell phone. It sucked. Apple, by that point in time, already knew to do a cell phone right, they would have to start from scratch. The first thing they did was junk their cell phone engineering relationship with Motorola and also scrap conventional notions of what a cell phone was.
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