Posts mit Tag Meinungen
- 14:57 - Mo., 9 Aug. 2010
[…] I am, indeed, capable of spending ten days away from home with an iPad instead of a laptop. […] I can blog from it. (The keyboard dock helps, though.) I can do regular email chores, too. I haven’t been using it for serious writing work, but I managed to get down the outline of a short story that I’ll probably write when I get home. All in all, it’s nicer than any netbook I’ve travelled with.
Charles Stross, Autor (Accelerando)
- 10:05 - Do., 5 Aug. 2010
In 2007, IT dismissed the iPhone as insecure and unsuitable for enterprises. Three years later, the iPhone (and iPad) gives enterprises enough security options to enable them to say “yes” instead of “no.” […] we acknowledge that while most enterprises can use Apple mobile devices securely, some require higher levels of authentication assurance, resistance to attack, manageability, and logging than the iPad or iPhone can provide. For these customers, Research In Motion’s BlackBerry still rules the roost.
Andrew Jaquith, Forrester Research, Apple’s iPhone And iPad: Secure Enough For Business?
- 21:36 - Di., 3 Aug. 2010
Interview mit On-Off-iOS-Entwickler Fraser Speirs ("Viewfinder for iPad")
Interessante Geschichte und ein Format, wie ich es auch auf PADOLOGISCH bringen möchte.
- 11:20
Our retail checks suggest this share shift continues in July, where the iPad is directly cannibalizing demand for other vendors’ NB products. Remarkably, Apple’s traditional MacBook business posted accelerated unit growth on a Y/Y basis in 2Q despite the launch of the iPad while every other Top 5 vendor slowed.
Chris Whitmore, Deutsche Bank via Fortune Magazine With iPad, Apple is No. 3 in portables
- 22:41 - Mo., 2 Aug. 2010
Tablets are, like smartphones, another growth market that Microsoft is going to fail to capitalize on, thanks to a failure to understand the company’s past failures, and a stubborn refusal to recognize that not everything is a PC.
Peter Bright, Ars Technica
- 21:39 - So., 1 Aug. 2010
Wenn ich einen Leser sehe, der auf seinem iPad oder Kindle liest, dann freue ich mich. Ohne diese Geräte hätten wir ihn in dem Moment vielleicht gar nicht erreichen können, weil das Buch zu Hause liegen gelassen wurde. Doch auf dem elektronischen Lesegerät bekommen wir ihn immer. Das ist eine geschenkte Leseminute.
Markus Dohle, CEO Random House via Spiegel Online
- 10:00 - Fr., 30 Juli 2010
Tablets will cannibalize netbooks, outselling netbooks starting in 2012.
In 2015, 23% of all PCs sold to consumers in the US will be tablets.
Sarah Rotman Epps, Forrester Research, Steve Ballmer Is Right: The PC Market Is Getting Bigger
- 22:44 - Fr., 23 Juli 2010
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[…] Apple has won the battle for tablet computing already, killing those nascent ‘iPad-killers’ (with the possible exception of the spookily similar products from Samsung, which also makes components) before they even get born.
Jonny Evans, Apple Holic, RIP: Why the iPad ‘killers’ are already dead
