Bigger is better – diese Aussage kann auch in der Mobilfunkwelt mittlerweile schon fast als Mantra angesehen werden. Letztes Jahr hat Samsung mit dem Galaxy Note den Stein ins Rollen gebracht und nun folgen nach und nach weitere Hersteller. So auch scheinbar HTC, denn seit kurzem macht das Gerücht über ein 5-Zoll Gerät namens DIx die Runde.
Smartlet oder Phablet, nennt es, wie Ihr wollt. Wie die Quelle: GIGA… [weiterlesen]
24.04.2012 01:05, TechCrunch
Even though I think its way too big for the average human, Samsungs Galaxy Note is doing quite well since its debut in January at CES. In fact, Samsung has sold 5 million units of the Galaxy Note thus far, which comes out to about 1 million Notes sold per month. But could it be selling better?
Possibly.
The phablet is only available at AT&T with a rather steep $299 price tag, but that may Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
06.03.2012 18:59, Reuter-News – Sectors >>Industrials
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6 (Reuters) – Google Inc
is renaming its online storefront for music, books and digital
goods, its latest move to raise its profile in the market for
electronic content sales and to better compete with Apple Inc
and Amazon.com Inc. mehr » Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
12.01.2012 19:38, SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
By Dana Blankenhorn: The reviews are in and the hit of the CES show this week is… a Microsoft Windows phone? Both the Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan II got buzz in Vegas. Microsoft (MSFT) hopes that what happens in Vegas doesnt stay there, but comes quickly into the market. Morgan Stanley analysts now estimate Nokia (NOK) could ship 37 million Windows Phones this year Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
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Today, The Advocator Group announced that its free mobile app, Disability Answers?, has reached its first milestone, with over 1,000 downloads to date. The new app helps disabled Americans better understand the complexities of, and whether they may qualify for, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Medicare. Available for both iPhone ® and Android ® devices, the app can be accessed Quelle: ad-hoc… [weiterlesen]
Dieser Clip aus einem Steve Jobs Interviews aus dem Jahr 1998 (daher auch die schlechte Video-Qualität) zeigt Jobs witzige Herangehensweise an Fragen zur Zukunft des Fernsehers, und zur Medienkonvergenz: