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Nokia – Brutal for a bit

          Nokia’s new platform does everything right except address the horrors of low end Android. Nokia has launched a big update to the Asha platform and...

Facebook – Jack of one trade

          Home is a bad sign for the longer-term outlook. The final verdict on Facebook Home was brutally handed down yesterday with AT&T slashing the price...

Intel – Dull, but right

          The floundering challenge of ARM reduces pressure for Intel to do anything radical. Intel has announced the appointment of Brian Krzanich as CEO of Intel...

Apple vs. Samsung – Lessons in futility

          The only winners are the lawyers.  Yet another round of tit for tat was launched this week with the date of yet another trial being...

Tablets – Numbered Days?

          BlackBerry might be right but it is for the wrong reasons.  During an interview connected during the launch of the Q10, BlackBerry CEO Torsten Heins...

Microsoft and Nokia – Window of Opportunity

            As good as it is, the latest video can only hope to start the conversation. Microsoft has launched a wonderful video to raise awareness...

Hewlett Packard – A brave stab

          Integrating Leap Motion could give HPQ an edge in PCs. HPQ’s decision to integrate Leap Motion’s 3-D motion control into some of its devices offers...

Samsung – Who is the master now?

          Samsung is moving to take control of Android Samsung’s latest participation in the open source community shows: a) how fragmented Android is and b) how...

Dell – Don’t be Greedy

          Those holding out for $15 may be disappointed. The exit of Blackstone has little to do with PC forecasts and everything to do with a...

GOOG Q1 / MSFT Q3 – Have and Have not

          Google looks steady while Microsoft continues to chase its own tail. Sift through the details of Google and Microsoft’s earnings announcements and you will see...