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Light Foresight Part V
Again many interesting stories that could be DiCoDEd. I’ll log them here, in a light foresight entry, in order to come back later if this book leaves me some time. Hope you enjoy it too! [Facebook, Data, Google, Aggregation, advertising, … Continue reading
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Tagged 4G, advertising, AdWords, Aggregation, Android, app, Carrier, Chris Anderson, Conde Nast, convenience, Data, Design, e-commerce, email, Engagement, Estee Lauder, f-commerce, Facebook, figures, Google, Hardware, Hulu, LTE, Macy’s, media, Metrics, Mobile, OPEC, OS, Privacy, Relevance, Simplicity, smartphone, Software, Tiffany & Co, TV, US, user XP, Wired, Youtube
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The Mac App Store: The Good, the Bad & the Unknown
Intro: Last week, Apple officially announced the Mac App Store as a major new addition to the Mac software ecosystem. Although the Mac App Store will be an integral part of Mac OS X Lion, it will make its debut … Continue reading
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Tagged Ad, ads, advertising, app, App Store, Apple, Apps, Boundary Object, Business Model, CoCoa, Credentials, CRM, customer experience, Customer XP, Daniel Jalkut, developer, ecosystem, iAd, iOS, Lion, Log-in, Mac App Store, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Lion, Marco Arment, OS, Platform, platform logic, platform utility
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Microsoft’s Newest Acquisition Is About 3-D Gesture Controls
Intro: Microsoft has acquired Canesta, the manufacturer of semiconductor chips capable of sensing movement and gestures in 3-D. The technology could be applied to everything from Windows 8 motion controls to its Xbox Kinect motion-sensing device. Demo: My Take: Further … Continue reading
Windows Phone 7 Review: Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have Ourselves a Race
Intro: Let’s just get it out of the way: Windows Phone 7 is the most exciting thing to happen to phones in a long time. My Take: I agree. I love how Microsoft makes the content the interface. Blending together … Continue reading
Microsoft’s transformation through Ray Ozzie’s eyes
Key points: In the realm of the service-centric ‘seamless OS’ we’re well on the path to having Windows Live serve as an optional yet natural services complement to the Windows and Office software. In the realm of ‘seamless productivity’, Office … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, 4G, Apps, Azure, Business Transformation, Change Management, Cloud, Data, Device, Georg Petschnigg, GUI, Hardware, Hyperconnectivity, Internet, Karen Davis, Kat Holmes, LTE, Metro, Microsoft, Microsoft Pioneer Studios, Mobile, NUI, NYC, Office, OS, PC, Platform, Privacy, Ray Ozzie, Regulation, REMIX, Service, Sharepoint, Transmedia, TV, UI, User Context, WhiteSpace, WiFi, Windows, Windows Live, WP7, Xbox
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