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Mobile: The New Platform War

Started by Sid Yadav · 1 år dage siden

Mobile is the future. As we move closer to the much-hyped era of cloud computing, everything will be online. Desktops will serve little purpose but as gateways to the internet that holds our data and the bulk of our interactions. Mobile, however, will still remain an important platform front in the face of a new generation of Web 2.0 applications. ... Continue reading »

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WayneSmallman
1 år dage siden

"Apple, despite all the money they have thrown at this iPhone SDK, still have only one device on which the software will run."

Which is the Microsoft many-to-many ecosystem all over again, and look at how that's showing its age these days.

Meanwhile, the numbers show how Apple is gaining market share on the desktop. Why? A few reasons, really, not least the quality of their products.

But the main reason is that when an Apple product needs support, you just call Apple. And when you're looking at a product suitable for your needs, Apple will have maybe one or two models, not five, or six, or seven.

Sometimes too much choice is no choice at all.

BTW, excellent write-up...

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Jas Talents and Models
5 måneder dage siden

Mobile is the future. Each time a new product is on the market, new technology or application is added or created, technology has taken a step forward - there's no end to advancement. Great today, obsolete tomorrow.

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Italian Fine Dining
5 måneder dage siden

iPhone has indeed revolutionized the Mobile Phone age, at it is a yardstick of technological advances.

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Singapore Property
5 måneder dage siden

Yes, iPhone is the king of all mobile phones, perhaps the future phone of the future as well.

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Web Design
5 måneder dage siden

I was reading similar post somewhere, where I phones were used even for hurricane helping to dos. The phones are getting bigger and smaller at the same time... bigger with the function and smaller in size... I agree with the 'term so much in the hand of user'. I was even reading the US president Obama is working to get his Black berry work in the White house. I agree with I phone, apple provides a rich operating system. I was just wondering. Windows OS carries a major portion in the market, why wont people prefer the phones with same OS with which they are familiar already? There are even some products which are not compatible with apple... However, I even wonder one day programmers would be carrying an I phone for running codes and high level developments.

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SEO
5 måneder dage siden

Their izn’t any limit for features in mobile.. As soon as we are moving to the fore we are getting as many features as we cannot even envision.. Well the iPhone is having lots of feature which I guess come up with all new generation’s expectations.. One of the features is visual voicemail and it is available in some countries. This feature basically allows users to view a list of current voicemail messages on-screen without having to call into their voicemail. Now we are getting so many things in just one small package, usually called as mobile..

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Utube
4 måneder dage siden

"As technology becomes more sophisticated, users are carrying more and more in their hands. Years ago, it would have been unfathomable for users to carry what amounts to a music player, a digital camera, and a PDA in their pockets."

The possibilities are endless. The current Atom CPU is quite limited but Intel and AMD will soon release their new mobile processors which will move everything forward again. Its pretty exciting.

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