Google is now launching a full assault on Apple in all the three key areas of modern mobile connectivity – smartphones, mini tablets, and full-sized tablets. Until now, Apple has been perceived as dominating in …
Google Now Has a Full Apple Beating Product Range – Phone, mini Tablet, full Tablet Read More »
Both Google and Apple have newly released smartphones – Google’s Nexus 4 being announced today, Apple’s iPhone 5 being announced in September. The Nexus 4 is unavoidably slightly bigger in size (by about 0.5″ length …
Apple last week announced details of its new mini iPad, and Google today updated the specifications and pricing for its Nexus 7, which was released earlier this year. The new lower pricing on the Nexus …
Last week saw Apple tweak the specifications for its full-screen (9.7″) sized iPad, which is now renamed as the iPad 4. Today saw Google launch a similar device with a slightly larger screen, the Nexus …
Good morning Another busy week, with Apple now officially announcing both the widely anticipated iPad mini – a device that is getting mixed reviews, and also surprising with a new iPad too, albeit only with …
According to the 2011 Loyalty Census survey by Colloquy Research, the members of an average American household are thought to, between them, belong to an astonishing 18 different customer loyalty programs. Maybe this isn’t so …
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Although Apple in the past has been famous for its secrecy, it seems it felt so much pressure from competing 7″ screen sized tablets that it needed to unofficially hint about the mini iPad release …
At a launch event today that was primarily focused on the worst tech secret ever, Apple’s new iPad mini, the company also succeeded in surprising everyone with the announcement of a new generation iPad, too. …
Apple’s Surprise Announcement Today – A New Fourth Generation iPad Read More »
Good morning It is not just good but great – really great – to be writing this newsletter to you. Why such enthusiasm, you might ask? Well, for several days in a row, I was …
Good morning Was the newsletter hacked by the Koreans last week? And if so, would it have been the North or South Koreans who did the hacking? Whatever the reason, a strange error crept into …
It took a long time, and I hope you’ll agree it is worth it. Spanning 11 pages, and comprising 176 photos and almost 35,000 words, there is now a very detailed and complete review of …
I remember the excitement I felt, as one of the first people to order and receive Amazon’s original Kindle, back in 2007. The clunky awkward device (viewed retrospectively, not that it seemed so at the …
How Low Can They Go? eReader Pricing and Your Current Best eReader Choice Read More »
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