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Cisco Just Kicked iPad Out of Enterprise Market With Cisco Cius

Cisco Just Kicked iPad Out of Enterprise Market With Cisco Cius

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 29, 2010

Cisco Live is going on at Las vegas and I just watched the keynote by John Chambers, their CEO. The turn around by Cisco is impressive and they are really onto something with their video strategy. Today Cisco announced their new tablet strategy bringing telepresence to the reach of Joes and Janes like myself and […]

Posted in Analysis, Mobile, Strategy | Tagged cisco, cisco live, Enterprise, ipad, tablet, video | 1 Response

Only in California: Electronic License Plates May Turn Your Car Into a Billboard

Only in California: Electronic License Plates May Turn Your Car Into a Billboard

By Zoli Erdos on June 21, 2010

Here’s proof that  Governments’ creativity in finding new revenue sources is unlimited, reports The Merc: The California Legislature is considering a bill that would allow the state to begin researching the use of electronic license plates for vehicles. The move is intended as a moneymaker for a state facing a $19 billion deficit. The device […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged accenture, ads, advertising, california, cars, ipad, legislation, police, revenue, rfid, smart license plates, techology, velcro

Ungrateful iBozos, Stop the Whining. Get a (i)Life.

Ungrateful iBozos, Stop the Whining. Get a (i)Life.

By Zoli Erdos on June 16, 2010

<sarcasm> I’m sick of all this whining within the iFamily.  These iBozos just don’t appreciate all the goodness they have. iPhone preorder systems failed.  So what?  You’ve just saved a boatload of money, be happy, get a life! Yet another At&T security breach. What’s the big deal?  All your data is public anyway, has been […]

Posted in Just for fun, Mobile | Tagged ATT, cellualar, humor, ibozo, ichurch, ifamily, ilife, ipad, iphone, iwhiner, mobility, privacy, sarcasm, security breach, wireless

AT&T’s Tiered Plans: Killing Of Mobile Innovation Or Opportunity For Others

AT&T’s Tiered Plans: Killing Of Mobile Innovation Or Opportunity For Others

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 4, 2010

Image by Getty Images via @daylife AT&T shocked the iPad users this week with an announcement that it will eliminate the unlimited data plan they offer now. In fact, this unlimited, no contract plan was one of the reasons many people, including me, bought iPad 3G in the first place. Even though many will not […]

Posted in Analysis, Mobile | Tagged ATT, data plans, ipad, mobile, Mobile web, telecom | 3 Responses

Will the Dell Streak Flop?  In Search of the Sweet Spot.

Will the Dell Streak Flop? In Search of the Sweet Spot.

By Zoli Erdos on June 3, 2010

In a few days you can plunk down $500 to buy this beauty directly from Dell. Or you can spend the same amount and get the Real Thing – the iPad. Or you can buy the HTC EVO. And that’s the problem with the Streak.  It’s neither a tablet, nor a phone.  Of course not […]

Posted in Mobile | Tagged android, Apple, dell, dell streak, htc evo, ipad, iphone, mobility, netbooks, tablet computing, tablets

Fat and Bloated is no way to go through life

Fat and Bloated is no way to go through life

By Dan Morrill on June 3, 2010

Google officially announces Chrome OS’s arrival date as this fall, HP purchases Palm and promptly kills off an Ipad like device with Windows as an operating system, and Apple announces that 2 million IPads have sold in 60 days with rumors that the Ipad is killing Netbooks. Fat and Bloated operating systems (regardless of the […]

Posted in Design | Tagged Apple, chrome os, googke, innovation, ipad, microsoft, Misc Technology | 1 Response

Best Buy Smarter than the Apple Store

Best Buy Smarter than the Apple Store

By Zoli Erdos on May 26, 2010

“There is an App for that” – is the mantra nowadays, and I really hoped for one,  to solve the major task of telling me where I can buy an iPad.  Anywhere, in any physical store along my long drive from San Francisco to Pleasanton. In the real-time, always-on age it should not be a […]

Posted in General | Tagged android, Apple, best buy, google, google maps, ipad, iphone | 3 Responses

Living In The Clouds – iPad Edition

By Krishnan Subramanian on May 16, 2010

It has been sometime since I wrote the last post in the Living In The Cloud Series. With iPad in my hand, I thought it is time to revisit this series and talk briefly about how iPad fits in a life on the clouds. When iPad was announced, I wrote a post about how iPad […]

Posted in General, Mobile | Tagged digital office, ipad, livingintheclouds, mobile, saas, virtual lifestyle

iPad + Wife Bundle – No Kidding

iPad + Wife Bundle – No Kidding

By Zoli Erdos on May 3, 2010

iPad’s are now generally available, so I can’t fathom why people think they can sell it at premium over @ eBay or Craigslist.  But there’s one unusal bundle that caught my eyes: iPad 32g 3G+WIFE – $799 (oakland downtown) Date: 2010-05-01, 7:10AM PDT Reply to:

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged Apple, humor, ipad

Courier & Foldable Tablets are Neither Innovative Nor “Different”

Courier & Foldable Tablets are Neither Innovative Nor “Different”

By Zoli Erdos on April 30, 2010

This is a sad “I’ve told you” moment, as I predicted the death of dual-screen tablets, be it the one by MSI or Microsoft’s Courier, which has just been canceled.  Says Frank Shaw, Microsoft’s VP of corporate communications: At any given time, across any of our business groups, there are new ideas being investigated, tested, […]

Posted in Design | Tagged books, courier, Design, innovation, ipad, microsoft, msi, paradigm shift, tablets, ui | 1 Response

RoamBI – Beautiful Mobile BI for the iPad

RoamBI – Beautiful Mobile BI for the iPad

By Guest Authors on April 16, 2010

RoamBI for iPhone, which I reviewed last year, has long been the best-looking mobile BI application available in the market. Now the folks at RoamBI have been one of the very first vendors worldwide to come out with an updated application for the iPad, and they provided me with one in order to test their […]

Posted in Enterprise, Mobile | Tagged All, Analytics, BI, BI 2.0, BusinessIntelligence, BusinessObjects, Featured, ipad, iphone, mobile, RoamBI, sap, Xcelsius | 3 Responses

The 10 Best, Must Have iPad Apps for Business

The 10 Best, Must Have iPad Apps for Business

By Mark Fidelman on April 13, 2010

  The iPad’s digital coattails are long and there are no shortage of people riding them.  The most persistent appear to be rotating around its axis as if trying to acquire a suntan by means of the occasional ray.  Their status being elevated by merely being in proximity to one. Is it all hype? Or […]

Posted in Mobile, Product reviews | Tagged app store, Apple, ipad, ipad apps, mobility | 10 Responses

iPray

iPray

By Zoli Erdos on April 13, 2010

As they say a picture is worth a thousand words.  Oliver Widder’s Geek And Poke series is one of my favorites… and yes, one cartoon is often worth an entire post… the pic says it all. I just hope we won’t get in trouble..  now that the word “Pad” is on Apple’s ban list …  […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged humor, ipad, ipray, pad, trademark

The Cloud through an App Lens

The Cloud through an App Lens

By Guest Authors on April 7, 2010

It’s clear that whatever success the iPad has (and I’m on record as saying I think it will be huge), that success is enabled by “the cloud.” There is no future for a device like the iPad were it not for the ability of people to store, access, download and upload to “the cloud.” Furthermore, […]

Posted in General | Tagged download, ipad, web apps

Why The iPad Is Important

Why The iPad Is Important

By Guest Authors on April 5, 2010

Alright, I’ve read the reviews. I’ve the read Cory’s piece about open-ness and closed platforms (and I agree, open is better). I’ve read from the nit-picking details to the high level geekery, and I’m here to say, the iPad is an important device. Of course, some have already heralded it as the inflection point in […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged HCI, human-computer-interaction, innovation, ipad, tablet, touch

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