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Sony’s Foolish Failure to Learn From Microsoft’s Mistake

Microsoft has learned a lot of very hard lessons over the last couple of decades, and it continues to surprise and annoy me that other firms seem to have the suicidal tendency to learn the same lessons the hard way. ...

Red Hat Enlarges Its Open Source Patent Promise Umbrella

The public positions of various incumbent companies have varied depending on their approach to the open source community, noted Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "Microsoft has been pretty open source friendly of late, and their patent portfolio is mostly use...

Ford Motor Puts Design Strategy Under the HoloLens

"VR, and now mixed reality, has been gaining a significant amount of traction in most facets of design," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "The advantage of being able to create a seemingly life-size image you can explore and often place in real settings...

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The New iPhones: Apple’s Strangely Wrongheaded Pivot

It fascinates me that succession from a successful CEO to the chosen successor almost always goes badly. This phenomenon isn't limited to the CEO level -- I've seen highly successful CMOs followed by handpicked successors who also seem to have no clue as to why their predecessor did so well. I think it comes down to a lack of mentoring combined with misconceptions. People with different backgrounds often think their predecessor was lucky rather than smart. ...

reMarkable’s Pricey, Paper-Like Tablet Ready to Ship

The pricing isn't excessive, said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, because demand for e-paper displays isn't as strong as for LCD displays "You don't get the massive economies of scale that LCD displays enjoy, particularly at this large size," he told TechN...

Apruve Allies with Matrix to Reduce B2B Credit Risk

"Anything that slows down the sales process kills sales," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "The longer a transaction takes, the more likely the buyer will lose interest, find a different product, different vendor, or even a completely different soluti...

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Russia, Fake News and Facebook: 24/7 Manipulation

Back when the Internet first came to be, there was the typical set of blue sky and lollipop predictions that the result would be more facts, less censorship, more intelligent discourse and less successful manipulation. ...

Pixelmator Pro Whirlwind Appears on the Horizon

Machine learning may be a key differentiator for these kinds of products in the future, noted Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "By using the experience of all users to predict what you want, an application can reduce the overall editing time for a project ...

Document Foundation Freshens Up LibreOffice

While LibreOffice offers a few nice improvements from the recent launch of 5.4 and the earlier launch of the 5.3 family, the product has a long road to travel before it is able to supplant Office 365 in any meaningful way, suggested Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group...

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Has Google Become a National Threat?

The idea that Google might be becoming a national threat is what struck me when I read a Washington Post column by Zephyr Teachout, who currently is an associate professor of law at Fordham University. (As a side note, Teachout would seem to be an ideal name for a teacher.) ...

Alexa Can Make Music Echo All Through the House

"Echo is the segment leader in terms of both market share and third-party hardware support. This move potentially ensures the first and eventually expands the last," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "Amazon is the market maker for the segment. The other...

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As New Turnaround King, Is HP Better Than Apple?

HP is the new turnaround king -- but is it better than Apple? By "better," I mean a better potential investment. ...

Robots May Become Go-To Customer Service Reps

Robots "are wrong less often," observed Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Also, "they never have a bad day, they can more easily multitask, and they're a novelty people might go to a store to see," he told CRM Buyer....

Google Connects Mobile Searchers to Depression Assessment Tool

"The effort is noble, though I'd feel better if this project was managed by someone other than Google, with the appropriate medical background, oversight and protections, such as a major hospital," remarked Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. Privacy Question...

Microsoft Unveils Real-Time AI for Azure

"Real-time AI is the eventual goal for the vast majority of projects," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "AI should be able to move at the speed of thought, or it'll just be an advanced script," he told TechNewsWorld....

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What Tech Companies Are Doing Wrong With Extremists

It is starting to worry me how little the responses by tech firms will do to fix the problem of extreme views instead of just driving them underground. A good deal of the reason for this is the excessive focus firms now have on how they are run ...

Oracle Unveils Exadata Database as a Service

"Oracle was late to this party and is still largely regarded as being an inferior solution," observed Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "In Oracle's class, particularly for high-performance applications, the Nvidia/IBM partnership likely puts IBM in the lea...

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How Tech Could Help Creators Look Before They Leap

It is summer -- a time when a lot of us get to see new movies, many of which totally suck. The folks who made The Emoji Movie apparently were worried about its Rotten Tomatoes score (it had earned a 0 percent rating at one point, based on a scattering of early reviews), so they stopped critics from publishing further reviews until just before previews began running. The result was a great opening day, but attendance fell off sharply because, well, the movie sucked. ...

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While You Wait: 4 Potentially Higher-Status Alternatives to the iPhone 8

At a rumored US$1,400 sale price the coming iPhone 8 likely will test just how much people are willing to pay for a new phone -- particularly, how much parents are willing to fork over for their kids. While iPhones once conveyed status and sense of luxury, similar to a brand like Cadillac, pretty much everyone and their brother has iPhones today ...

Comcast, Google Can Publish Users’ Email Contents

The way Comcast's and Google's ToSes are worded "suggests that even if you store information with them they can use and repurpose it," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group The wording suggests that these services own the content sent through their services...

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