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The two trends that are conspiring against Microsoft | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
It created MSN to compete with AOL. It created Xbox to compete with Sony Playstation. It created the Zune to compete with the iPod. It created Live.com to compete with Google. And now it’s creating Microsoft Vine to compete with Facebook and Twitter, the hot items of 2009.
The result is a company that now has so many north stars that it effectively has none at all. Microsoft has lost its focus and its CEO, Steve Ballmer (right), has done little to help.
TechCrunchIT » Blog Archive » The New Apple Walled Garden
Geeks and enthusiasts wearing Wordpress t-shirts, using laptops covered in Data Portability, Microformats and RSS stickers lined up enthusiastically on Friday to purchase a device that is completely proprietary, controlled and wrapped in DRM. The irony wa
How Cloud Computing Is Changing the World
A major shift in the way companies obtain software and computing capacity is under way as more companies tap into Web-based applications
I, Cringely . The Pulpit . MeMobile, You Kaput | PBS
Given the code Apple already has for its iWork applications, how much more effort would it take to webify those apps, too? Not much, I'd say. A year from now I guarantee you that MobileMe will offer a complete suite of web-based Office applications.
Cloud computing takes the 'P' out of PC - Technology - smh.com.au
Microsoft this week brought the cloud computing concept - whereby all of our data and applications are stored on the internet as opposed to on the PC - a step closer to reality with the unveiling of its Live Mesh platform.
Matt Mason on The Pirate's Dilemma
Mason discusses why piracy can be an opportunity as well as a threat, how pirates innovate outside of the marketplace and how legitimate businesses can respond.
KDE goes cross-platform with Windows, Mac OS X support
...many in the KDE community contend that making KDE applications available on other platforms brings more freedom and choice to Windows users and gives them the ability to adopt open standards and establish an easier migration path to Linux.
How Google Quietly Gained Control Of Open Source To Compete With Microsoft | NetworkWorld.com Community
How do you take on the dominant player in your industry, like Microsoft? Well, you aren't going to easily outspend or out market them. Microsoft has a tremendous amount of momentum and software assets creating a huge barrier for competitors.
Redmond | Feature Article: Google's Secret Weapon
Moreover, things are likely to get worse as other companies realize that one way of weakening Microsoft is to strengthen open source.
Linux Online - Opinion: Are there inconvenient truths about Linux?
...the truth is that the disinformation you see out there about Linux, not only in the blog I reference but in other places needs to be refuted. What I want to do here is put some of the oft-repeated "facts" about Linux in perspective.
Microsoft is Dead
Microsoft's biggest weakness is that they still don't realize how much they suck. They still think they can write software in house. Maybe they can, by the standards of the desktop world. But that world ended a few years ago.
I, Cringely . The Pulpit . Feeding Frenzy | PBS
We are poised at the start of a revolution in user-generated content that is actually both useful and valuable. Social networking's ability to create small but measurable markets and new content creation technologies' ability to make cost-effective -- eve
The Simple Dollar » 30 Essential Pieces Of Free (and Open) Software for Windows
What follows is a list of thirty pieces of software that are the cream of the crop of open source software for Windows. Not only is every piece of it free, almost all of them directly replace expensive software packages.
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Andy Ihnatko :: Avoid the loony Zune
No, the Zune's sole wireless feature is "squirting" -- I know, I know, it's Microsoft's term, not mine -- music and pictures to any other Zune device within direct Wi-Fi range. Even if the track is inherently free (like a podcast) the Zune wraps it in a D
I, Cringely . The Pulpit . They Wrap Fish, Don't They? | PBS
If Microsoft and Yahoo can get into the phone business and can convert their IM customers into phone customers, they will... steal business from the telcos... THAT's why the telcos hate net neutrality.
Rob Pegoraro - If Only We Knew Then What We Know Now About Windows XP - washingtonpost.com
Windows XP has failed its users worst at keeping them safe from viruses, worms and spyware. Service Pack 2 shut some of the worst holes, but XP still demands far more oversight than its competitors.
How Will Apple’s Marketing Maestro Marry the Computer and the Home TV? - New York Times
Such an approach would almost certainly appeal to Mr. Jobs’s spartan aesthetic. And it tracks well with one of Apple’s peripheral products, AirPort Express, which makes it possible to stream digital audio wirelessly to speakers in different rooms of a
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PBS | I, Cringely . July 20, 2006 - They Wrap Fish, Don't They?
If it's a big story that's important to a lot of people, the Internet either beats it to death or misses it completely.
FORTUNE Magazine: Warren Buffett gives away his fortune - Jun. 25, 2006
"Brace yourself," Buffett warned with a grin. He then described a momentous change in his thinking. Within months, he said, he would begin to give away his Berkshire Hathaway fortune, then and now worth well over $40 billion.
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