Jeremy
The Netbook is Dead, PC Makers Just Don’t Know it Yet
When the iPad was announced, I had a feeling that netbooks were toast. I think it started sooner than I expected though.
On the iPad, and Industry Change
There are things about the semiconductor industry that I adore. It moves fast. It constantly surprises. It inspires lasting love and deep hatred. Change is the only constant in this industry. Lots of companies do any one of the above well, but only one company embodies all these attributes, and thus gets a lot of [...]
Verizon and Apple Will Hook Up
New TechCrunch article discussing analyst Verizon/Apple hookup rumors. I agree with a few points: Don’t listen to analysts, they are usually wrong when it comes to Apple. Apple and Verizon are going to meet. Where I don’t agree is that it will be CDMA. I think it will be Verizon’s flagship LTE device, to launch [...]
Fixing the Place Up
I accomplished two things in the last day: Found some nice art for banners. The ‘ol blog is now more personal. Added archives to side bar, deleted it from top. HTML editing ftw! Left to do: personalize the little pictures by every post. So far so good. Just need to blog more!
The Continued Final Gasp of Dying Old Media
As usual, a big, old media company did something incredibly greedy and stupid, and the internet got all huffy about it. You can calm down, this is normal as entire industries either evolve or die. So what happened? Warner Brothers cut a deal a deal with Netflix. Yeah, heady stuff. Basically, Warner is not making [...]
Lenovo is Getting it
I am really liking this new netbook from Lenovo.
Operating a Blog
I have tried blogging before, and failed miserably. Most of the time I think it is because I do not have much to add on top of the Engadget/Gizmodo/Tech Blog noise that accompanies every announcement. I also have a hard time sitting down and generating thoughts for original content. Part of the problem is making [...]
Day 1 CES Meta-Coverage
Why can’t consumer electronics companies get it through their heads that they are not Apple, and they do not have to be Apple to be successful? I read some of the hype before the Microsoft CES keynote, and was genuinely interested in seeing what they had cooking in tablet-land. You see, Microsoft and their partners [...]
Crunchpad Appears Dead
A damn shame. Michael Arrington reports the death of his really slick tablet.
I’m Sorry
I realize this link is going everywhere, but when I laugh this hard I need to share. You are welcome.
