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Stories By Michael Gartenberg
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Blogging has become a corporate phenomenon and no longer cutting edge. Today many companies maintain strict policies over who can blog and what can be...
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I'm in London this week at Nokia World and it's a defining moment for Nokia. Last week Nokia announced their CEO's departure, and new CEO...
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A few weeks ago, I wrote about a few gadgets that had been transformative to me. A reader wrote in and asked if I thought...
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This was a momentous week for RIM. They announced the new BlackBerry Torch a capacitive touch screen slider along with the latest version of their...
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From time to time I like to think about the idea of disconnecting from the digital world for an extended period and what I'd miss...
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It's been a pretty wild year for smartphone aficionados. We've seen more devices come to market this year than ever before. Two in particular have...
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We are in a transformative time. Old paradigms a breaking down to be replaced with new usage models and interface enhancements. Touchscreens show how the...
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A few weeks back, Apple reported that it have sold more than two million iPads in less than two months. I think we can safely...
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At the Apple worldwide developer's conference, Steve Jobs talked about a lot of numbers at onstage. Apple talked about the 29% US market share of...
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I've written in the past about the tragedy of the OLPC. Last week, there was news that the OLPC folks were moving forward with a...
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Last week Google formally announced the newest version of the Android family. Known as Froyo (or Frozen Yogurt; Android releases are all named after desserts...
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It's been a long time coming but it's here at last. Flash has finally made the transition to the mobile screen. First and foremost, while...
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A while back, I tried traveling on business with nothing but the help of three smart phones. I quickly ran into the headroom of those...
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The KIN embargo is now lifted and I can now talk about the devices experience as well as pricing. Here's some initial thoughts. Device pricing...
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Recently, Microsoft unveiled a new mobile platform and two new devices built for it. It's called Kin and it's targeted at a younger demographic with...
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At the beginning of the year, Google called a group of reporters and analysts to Google HQ to announce a new phone, the Nexus One....
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We've barely put the first quarter of the year behind us and it's already shaping up to be one that will be noted as an...
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It's been more than thirty five years since Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel, observed that the transistor density of semiconductor chips doubles roughly every...
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It's the device that fueled nearly a decade of rumor and speculation. While the iPad isn't officially available until today, I'm been pleased to have...
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We've all heard how the phone in your pocket is really a PC. Well, a few weeks ago I put that to the test literally....
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I have been reading a lot of critiques of Microsoft's mobile strategy lately, especially among those who think that breaking compatibility with older versions of...
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It's been a rough few weeks for the folks at Palm. First false rumors about Palm shutting down production lines, followed by less than stellar...
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It's a great urban legend. In September 1983, the Alamogordo Daily News of Alamogordo, New Mexico, reported in a series of articles that between ten...
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Recently Google entered the world of social media with their own service called Buzz. Buzz put Google directly in the real-time and social spaces, combined...
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The big news out of Barcelona this week was Microsoft's announcement of Windows Phone 7 Series, the heir to Windows Mobile and Microsoft's platform of...
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It hasn't been that long since Apple announced a computer that was more appliance than traditional PC and we're still feeling the shocks. It was...
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I think it started with the iPhone and Safari, combining the power of a Webkit browser and a mobile phone for the first time. Later...