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The world economy, based in the post-Information Age on invention, is moving to models based on copying and theft. This is happening not in single product lines or economic...
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I recently found myself asking fellow panelists at an MIT Forum what would happen if Windows 8 just didn't take off. There was a conversational pause, so I asked again. No...
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This circus-like competitive swirl is not about who has the coolest widget. It is only, and all, about whose business model best fits the markets and the offerings.
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Killer apps are applications that are so compelling that they either amplify or defy the rules above, driving huge market share to the platforms where they appear.
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The smartphone OS is the most strategic real estate in the world today, the low-bank waterfront (in a pre-global warming sense) of the technology real estate portfolio.
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The rationale for making phones in China for Western markets was the motivation behind all Globalization moves: cheaper labor. This is a transitional time, when original...
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The rationale for making phones in China for Western markets was the motivation behind all Globalization moves: cheaper labor. This is a transitional time, when original...
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This year, the Ten Predictions, which are meant to stand in specifics, are separated, word for word; from the technology and economic landscapes on which they will play out.
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Wherever one turns these days, from Steve Jobs' quotes and Apple releases to Intel's earnings projections, the same headlines leap out: "PC Sales Decline," "Computer Sales...
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It is now well-known that virtually all trained economists missed predicting the most important (and large-scale) economic event of the last 50 years: the current decline...
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