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Category Archives: Mobile
How much of a broadband monopoly is there?
One of the issues that comes up in the Net Neutrality discussion is people’s perception that there is a monopoly or duopoly on broadband providers. Ok, for folks outside the U.S. this is going to be a very U.S.-centric discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Mobile, Telecom
Tagged AT&T HomeFusion, Broadband, f4e0ad2c34f27e8aa0c5, Fixed Wireless, GEN4, Hughesnet
12 Comments
More fuel on the Android apps on Windows fire
In 1996 Microsoft licensed Java from Sun. Think about that for a moment before continuing on with this blog post. At what seemed the height of its PC market dominance, when it “owned” the developers, when Visual Basic and Visual … Continue reading
Microsoft and an Android play
We are floating in rumors and suggestions this week around Microsoft and Android, from a call for Microsoft to drop Windows Phone in favor of a forked Android to Peter Bright’s explanation of why that doesn’t make technical sense, to the … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows, Windows Phone
Tagged Android, Asha, Microsoft, Nokia Android, Nokia Asha, Nokia Normandy, Nokia X, Windows Phone Android Apps
17 Comments
Where is Windows going?
Paul Thurrott’s piece (some might say rant) this weekend over where Microsoft seems to be taking Windows with Windows 8.1 Update 1 adds more fuel to the fire about the future of Windows. Put simply, Microsoft began a re-invention of … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows, Windows Phone
Tagged Windows 8.1, WIndows 8.1 Update 1, WIndows 9, WIndows Desktop
15 Comments
Tablets, Phablets, and Phones: Is there change in the wind?
With the exception of Microsoft, most tech companies are posting somewhat disappointing results. Particularly when it comes to sales of tablets and smartphones. Now to some extent I think this is the result of overly aggressive projections by analysts. Or … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows, Windows Phone
Tagged Apple, Microsoft, Phablet, smart watch, smartphone, smartwatch, Tablet, wearables
29 Comments
The change in Windows strategy
There are have been a number of rumors out there about the change in direction coming to Windows as a result of the “One Microsoft” reorg. And some opinions of what the rumors mean (e.g., is Microsoft backing away from … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows
Tagged WIndows 9, Windows 9 Threshold, WIndows Threshold
14 Comments
Accessories are the Windows 8 tablet achilles heel
One of the most frustrating aspects of the last three months in the world of Windows tablets is the non-availability of accessories. Oh plenty were announced, but even today they can be hard to find. Or impossible. Or don’t live … Continue reading
Can Microsoft get the Nokia branding right?
I’m suffering from extreme jet-lag (14 time zones is nothing to laugh at) and woke up at 4 AM thinking about microprocessor architecture and wondering if Microsoft is going to mess up the Nokia device branding when the acquisition closes … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone
Tagged branding, Lumia, Microsoft, Nokia
27 Comments
Windows Phone: Getting better all the time
Paul Thurrott beat me to the punch with a blog entry about Windows Phone having turned the corner in 2013. Yes, things feel much better than they did a year ago. Volumes are up. Market share is up, strongly in … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone
Tagged Lumia, Nokia Lumia 1020, Paul Thurrott, Windows Phone, Windows Phone 8
6 Comments
More on life with the Dell Venue 8 Pro
I’ve just completed an extended, and challenging, period of travel with the Dell Venue 8 Pro (DV8P) as the only non-phone computing device I took with me. Basically, a three-week trip with over two weeks of that in Thailand. So … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows
Tagged Dell Venue 8 Pro, DV8P, Windows 8.1 Tablets
10 Comments