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Monthly Archives: October 2011
And the winner is . . .
Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google. Four powerful companies. They may have taken four different paths to get where they are today, but they are headed in the same direction. How will they fare when they go head to head? An article from fastcompany.com highlights what they call “The Great Tech War of 2012.” One thing is […]
Posted in Technology market share Tagged Amazon, Apple, communication, Facebook, fastcompany.com, Google, market share, Tech War
Hopefully the Apple won’t fall too far
It has been an eventful week for Apple. On Tuesday, Tim Cook had his first product launch as CEO with the iPhone 4S. The iPhone 4S evoked mixed reviews from the public. Many were hoping for the release of the iPhone 5 and were disappointed that the latest iPhone still featured the number 4. While there is no iPhone 5 (yet), a new voice […]
Posted in Apple Tagged iPhone 4S, Siri, Steve Jobs, Tim Cook
Let’s put this waste to good use!