What's at stake? Nothing less than the future. Microsoft wants computing to continue to be tied to the desktop—three screens and a cloud, as Ballmer is fond of saying. For Apple, it's all about closed information appliances with lots of third-party apps, computers anybody can use. And for Google, all roads lead to the internet, and the internet is synonymous with Google.
Read more »The Dogs of War: Apple vs. Google vs. Microsoft [graphic]
Why are Most iPad Apps Games?
IPad's effect on the Video Game Market (+ or -)
This article discusses the impact of the Ipad on the video game market. I tend to disagree with the article and while I think it will challenge the kindle and other portable readers, I believe in terms of games, you'll get no more audience than cell phones already had. People will use it on planes for 3 hours but will use mp3 players more in my opinion.
Read more »5 Reasons You Should Be Scared of Apple
So honestly I have never really been a big fan of Apple but this guy takes it to a new level. I figured it would be a little off topic but I found it pretty hilarious.
Read more »Apple admits using child labour
Apple has admitted that child labour was used at the factories that build its computers, iPods and mobile phones.
Read more »What the iPad Means for the Future of Computing
Apple to buy Twitter for 700mil?
Apple and Twitter are reportedly in serious negotiations over a possible $700 million sale of the social networking site, with the deal set to be announced in June if successful.
Read more »New photo programs from Apple and Google include revolutionary face-spotting technology.
iPhoto runs on your system and has you name people with your 'friendly' names. Picasa, on the other hand, runs on Google's servers and has you identify everybody with their email addresses... after you've tagged all your friends and family, Google tries to get you to tag all of the strangers in your photos.
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