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Watch Satellite TV Online Enough Reasons for Online Satellite TV? Posted By : Paddy Chang
September 25th, 2010 |
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Macs Don`t Matter So Much to Apple Anymore: 10 Reasons Why
September 24th, 2010 |
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When Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak first started their company, they called it Apple Computer. It was a name that lived on through decades. But a few years ago, Apple officially dropped “Computer” from its name. And now, the company is known as, simply, Apple. Although some called the name change symbolic, today, it seems to be quite fitting. Apple is no longer a computer company that focuses its efforts on delivering the best machines users can buy. The company is now an electronics maker. And it wants to be the worlds top hardware maker going forward. But in order to achieve that goal, Apple has forgotten about Macs. And although those computers are still somewhat important to the company, they arent nearly as important to Steve Jobs and Company as they were years ago. Read on to find out why Macs dont matter to Apple as much as they once did. – …
Verizon Needs the Apple iPhone in 2011: 10 Reasons Why
September 24th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: The iPhone is integral to Verizon’s future success. The popular smartphone must hit the company’s stores in 2011 or Verizon’s credibility and financial results could suffer. – Speculation abounds over when, not if, Verizon is getting the
iPhone. So far, neither Apple nor Verizon have publicly commented on the
possibility of the venerable smartphone making its way to a new carrier in the United
States. But as time goes on, it seems increasingly more likely that it…
A 7-Inch Apple iPad Is a Bad Idea Now: 10 Reasons Why
September 22nd, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Apple might soon launch a new, smaller iPad model to complement its current offering. But the company needs to wait before it even considers launching such a device. – Rumors of a small, potentially 7-inch iPad will not go away.
In fact, a new slate of reports have emerged, claiming Apple could be getting
close to releasing a miniature version of its tablet for those who want to save
money but still get a capable product. There is even speculation that the new
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Facebook Phone Is Doomed to Failure: 10 Reasons Why
September 21st, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Facebook could be releasing a mobile phone at some point in the future. But the chances of such a device catching on with phone buyers seem awfully slim. – Rumors are swirling that Facebook is working on mobile phone to compete with Apple’s iPhone
and Android OS-based devices. For its part, Facebook has said that it won’t be
launching a device. It has basically done and said all that it can to either
throw reporters off the scent of any phone devel…
Apple iPad Is Hurting Laptop, Notebook Sales: 10 Reasons Why
September 20th, 2010 |
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Apples iPad is doing a number on laptop sales. In fact, Best Buy recently reported that Apples tablet has reduced laptop sales by 50 percent. Moreover, market-research firm NPD recently released figures showing a steep decline in notebook sales growth since the release of the iPad. Prior to the release of the iPad, notebook sales year-over-year growth grew by as much as 70 percent in a single month. In August, year-over-year sales dropped by 4 percent. These facts alone are enough to alarm companies such as HP and Dell. But they also demonstrate the success Apple has had at attracting customers that, last year, would have never considered getting their hands on an oversized iPod Touch. Exactly how Apple has been able to target customers, deliver them the products they desire, and cut into laptop sales is rather fascinating. And it indicates Apples willingness to take chances, build upon its past success, and perhaps most importantly, capitalize on the errors laptop vendors have been making for years. Read on to find out how Apple has been able to hurt laptop sales so badly. – …
IE 9 Ensures Microsoft Will Hold Enterprise Browser Dominance: 10 Reasons Why
September 17th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Internet Explorer 9 is now available for download. It has the features and performance to make it still the best browser option for enterprise customers. – Internet Explorer doesn’t get much love in the technology
industry. Critics fault it for its security problems. They say it doesn’t work
as well as competing browsers. And they continue to say that the average user
should work with a different browser.
Although those complaints have cut into I…
Apple Should Worry About Burgeoning HTC: 10 Reasons Why
September 16th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: HTC has unveiled two new smartphones for the European market. And those announcements prove all too well that HTC is a company that Apple will need to reckon with. – HTC unveiled two new smartphones on Sept.
15. The devices, called the Desire HD and the Desire Z, will deliver impressive
functionality to customers looking for vastly different experiences. The Desire
HD boasts a 4.3-inch display and a full touch screen. The Desire Z includes a
QWERTY phy…
Apple iPhone 4 Antenna Issues Fading from Memory: 10 Reasons Why
September 15th, 2010 |
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When the iPhone 4 launched back in June, all the talk was on reception issues. Owners said that when they held their hand in a particular spot on the side of the smartphone, they would experience dropped calls. For awhile, Apple ignored the issue, saying that users should move their hand position on the device. But it soon became clear that Apple couldnt ignore the problem for long, and Steve Jobs held a press conference to address it. Jobs solution was a plastic case, which he said, mitigated the issue. It worked. Now, as the iPhone 4 Case Program is scheduled to conclude at the end of the month, some are wondering where all the initial outcry has gone. After all, complaints were coming in at a rapid rate at one time. Now, little mention has been made of the iPhone 4s antenna woes. It seems most users are content to forget this issue. Heres why: – …
Android 2.2 Will Decide Google’s Mobile Success: 10 Reasons Why
September 14th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Google has been successful to this point. But that doesn’t mean its success will guarantee mobile dominance going forward. Android 2.2 can make or break it. – Android 2.2 is now running on 28.7 percent of all
Android-based smartphones, according to recent market estimates. About 70
percent of all Android-based devices are now running Android version 2.1 or
higher. For now, that’s quite good news for Google. It means that consumers are
buying the new d…
Google Instant Search Could Kill Microsoft Bing: 10 Reasons Why
September 10th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Google Instant predictive search is a major issue for Microsoft’s Bing search engine right now. Without the right response, Bing could find itself in a precarious position. – Google
unveiled Instant Search Sept. 8 in an attempt to help users find their
desired search results more quickly. And although those who spend time
optimizing Websites might take issue with some of the improvements, the vast
majority of Web users will find a lot to like about Google Instant. It…
Google TV, Apple TV: 10 Reasons Why They Want to Control Your Living Room
September 8th, 2010 |
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Google TV is scheduled to launch on devices starting this fall. And when that happens, expect Apple TV to have some major competition to face. – Google confirmed recently that its entertainment platform, Google TV, will be made available this fall
on several devices,
including the Logitech Revue. The company remained relatively tight-lipped on
all the details of the products running the software, but it made it clear that
it plans to tak…
iPad, Android, Samsung: 10 Reasons Why the Tablet Market Is Competitive
September 8th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: It might seem like Apple’s iPad is leading the tablet space, but it’s not true. With Google, Samsung and others now competing for space, it’s far from decided. – The tablet market is an interesting space. It gets all kinds of attention,
but the vast majority of folks have yet to buy one of the devices. Over time,
that’s expected to change as the Apple iPad and its competitors, such as the
Samsung Galaxy Tab, start attracting more and more consumers. But f…
Apple’s Ping Won’t Work: 10 Reasons Why
September 7th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Apples Ping is now available in iTunes. But whether or not it will become the vibrant community of music lovers the iPod maker hopes for remains to be seen. – When Steve Jobs took the stage on Sept. 1 and
started talking about Ping, the companys new music-based social
network, some wondered exactly how it would be implemented. After all,
there are several social networks already in the wild. As Apple has
shown time and again, iTunes is a place to buy …
Droid 2 Is Verizon`s Best Smartphone: 10 Reasons Why
September 3rd, 2010 |
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Motorola is undoubtedly the most important smartphone maker in the Android market. In fact, the company has proven that time and again, it has what it takes to appeal to customers who dont want Apples iPhone. Currently, it has both the Droid X and the Droid 2 available to Verizon Wireless customers. Both devices offer outstanding functionality that has helped the company become a major contributor to Verizons recent success.
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But just one of Motorolas devices can be crowned the best phone available on Verizons service. And although its a tough call, and both the Droid X and the Droid 2 are nice devices, its the Droid 2 that delivers the best experience to Verizon customers.
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Read on to find out why: – …
Droid 2 Is Verizon`s Best Smartphone: 10 Reasons Why
September 3rd, 2010 |
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Motorola is undoubtedly the most important smartphone maker in the Android market. In fact, the company has proven that time and again, it has what it takes to appeal to customers who dont want Apples iPhone. Currently, it has both the Droid X and the Droid 2 available to Verizon Wireless customers. Both devices offer outstanding functionality that has helped the company become a major contributor to Verizons recent success.
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But just one of Motorolas devices can be crowned the best phone available on Verizons service. And although its a tough call, and both the Droid X and the Droid 2 are nice devices, its the Droid 2 that delivers the best experience to Verizon customers.
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Read on to find out why: – …
Google’s VOIP Challenge to Skype: 10 Reasons It’s a Serious Threat
August 27th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Gmail now has a VOIP phone-calling option that could pose a serious challenge to Skype’s Internet phone service – at least in the United States and Canada. – Google
unveiled a new VOIP service on Wednesday that integrates directly into
Gmail. The feature is quite simple and allows users to place free calls to
phones in the United States
and Canada. For
now, few folks have been able to fully test out the service, so there’s no
telling if there are a…
Even Android Can’t Fix Dell’s Failing Mobile Strategy: 10 Reasons Why
August 26th, 2010 |
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News Analysis: Dells mobile strategy is on life support. And not even Googles Android platform could revive it at this point. – Dell released its Aero smartphone this week.
The device retails for $99 with a two-year contract from AT amp;T. Its
design looks quite similar to the Palm Pre. And as most might expect
from the price tag, its designed to be more of an entry-level product
than a full-fledged competitor to Apples …
Microsoft SharePoint 2010: 20 Reasons Developers Are Excited
August 17th, 2010 |
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Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010 may be one of the industry’s most under-rated products, largely because it means so many different things to different people so no one group or demographic claims it over another. However, Microsoft has been adding more and more features to enable developers to better leverage SharePoint 2010. And as such, developers have responded, prompting SharePoint’s popularity to rise among developers, according to Microsoft. SharePoint Server is one of the fastest-growing products in Microsoft’s history, with over $1.3 billion in revenue, representing more than a 20 percent growth over the past year. Microsoft attained a significant share of the collaborative content workspace market in 2008 and had the highest growth rate among top vendors with its Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, according to IDC. Here are 20 reasons why Microsoft SharePoint 2010 appeals to developers. – …
Storing Health Records in the Cloud: 10 Reasons Why It’s a Bad Idea
August 17th, 2010 |
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Cloud computing is a hot concept in the e-health records business. It’s easy to deploy and use, little or no infrastructure is needed, and you pay as you go. The debate continues about how secure important personal documents, such as financials and health care reports, are in cloud storage; there seems to be no conclusive answers. Both the pro- and anti-cloud camps have clear points in their favor. This slide show examines the potential pitfalls of storing health records in the cloud and why physicians should store and maintain their data on local services instead of in a distant, Web-based, on-demand system. A key disclosure: Our chief resource here is Dr. Jonathan Bertman, founder and CEO of Amazing Charts, a client/server-based health-care record software maker. Noting his professional bias, here are his views that the cloud isn’t the best place to store for your personal health records. – …