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Microsoft’s Great Wall of SmartGlass Connects Xbox to Everything

"Basically, it means another screen which will likely include tablets once Windows 8 launches and, depending on the content being viewed on the Xbox, it will be a remote control, a way to get stats or background information, or a different view -- like overhead -- without taking up TV screen real estate," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group.

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Windows 8 vs. iPad Mini: Smackdown of the Decade?

There is probably no battle we will see that will better define the futures of the new post Steve JobsApple and Steve Ballmer's revitalized Microsoft than this week's dueling launches. Apple is defined asthe company that focuses tightly and drives people to its products, while Microsoft's strength is in thebreadth of partners that collectively have the power to obliterate all challengers.

Google Razzle Dazzles With Data Center Display

Or perhaps Google "is trying to get people to open up the insides of their buildings for view and are using this as a way to drive that behavior," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, speculated. The White House is among the buildings with their insides detailed in Google Maps Street View...

Amazon’s Whispercast Sneaks Into Schools

"Textbooks are the key battleground for e-books because it gets kids using this technology early, and what they like and know will carry forward into their adult lives," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "In addition, textbooks are relatively low volum...

Microsoft Dances Closer to the Set-Top With Xbox Music

Xbox Music is clearly different from Zune in some important respects -- and it can be expected to change the Xbox dynamic, Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group told TechNewsWorld The Xbox is being positioned as more of a set-top box going forward, he said. Microsoft carved out it...

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The World Post-Windows 8: Getting Better All the Time

Given that the Theme for Windows 95 Was "Start Me Up" (check out this classic ad), Windows 8 likely should pull from the old Beatles hit "Getting Better." As we approach launch, it truly appears to be getting better all the time. It is clear Microsoft has been holding some things back for the launch ...

Panetta Rattles Cybersword

"A number of us have been arguing the administration isn't taking this threat seriously enough," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, said. "The likelihood of a cyber 9/11, given how connected and poorly protected our infrastructure systems are, is almost certain this decade. It really isn't even a question of if, just when and where."

Dell Goes for the Windows 8 Gold

"The XPS line is Dell's answer to Apple. It is their premium line, and that means these products are targeted at buyers who want a bit more and are willing to pay for it," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "The Ultrabook and All-In-Ones are their leading Windows 8 products with touchscreens emphasizing Windows 8's most promoted feature, but each has unique benefits." ...

House C’tee’s ‘Don’t Buy From Huawei’ Report May Fall on Deaf Ears

"There's been a concern for some time that the Chinese government is directly involved in these companies, being one of, if not the major, investor," Rob Enderle, principal analyst. The Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "They may have a lot of weight in policy decisions, like the U.S. government does with GM, but the difference is, this is computer equipment and, if you can embed stuff in hardware, you can create a rootkit that's incredibly difficult to discover."

Larklife Wristband – a 24/7 Personal Trainer That Never Quits

"Absolutely, in our smartphones we have a variety of sensors that can be applied to use fitness metrics, and with the addition of a heart rate monitor, we can track so many factors -- that just wasn't possible a few years ago," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst for the Enderle Group. "It has allowed these companies to roll out a number of solutions so that you get a rudimentary personal trainer for the cost of the sensor. It could be a fitness revolution all over again." ...

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HP and the Uncertain Science of Corporate Rebirth

The technology market is a graveyard of companies that had potential and lost their way either to fail or be gobbled up and lose their identity. Netscape, Novell, DEC/Digital, Palm, Transmeta, ATI, ROLM, Northern Telecom, and FLIP are all names of companies that have left us as independents or completely over time. Most of these firms were high fliers once, but all of them hit hard times, resulting in the disappearance of their brand and identity.

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Sunday’s SpaceX Launch: High Stakes for Commercial Spaceflight

However, that might not be really commercially viable, Rob Enderle, principal analyst. The Enderle Group, said "The number of folks who will pay a ton of money for a short flight into space and experience the wonders of airsickness are likely not that big, making these flights...

Kindle Paperwhite Receives Glowing Reviews

E-readers "typically sucked in the dark, so the combination of a better screen with built-in lighting is what will likely make this attractive to existing e-book readers," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. "I've got one on order." The scr...

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The United States of Google

I was watching "The Daily Show" the other night and Jon Stewart walked through the failures of the Obama administration, concluding that anyone who did this badly couldn't be reelected if not for the Democrats' secret weapon. He then showed Mitt Romney as that secret weapon, along with a number of troubling clips that made a powerful point about the impressive number of mistakes Romney is making. It's so bad it reminded Stewart of the book Flowers for Algernon. ...

T-Mobile Sells Off Towers to Feed its 4G Needs

"T-Mobile has been working hard on deals like this to build up some cash and really rebuild on their own in the U.S. since the deal with AT&T didn't work out," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "They really need to expand their 4G LTE offerings, and this cash can help them do that." ...

EC Tightens Noose Over Microsoft’s Browser Choice Blunder

"If this were a decade ago, I'd say that Microsoft was gaming the system and betting the EU either wouldn't catch them or wouldn't do anything if they did," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "However, over the last decade the EU schooled them in a proc...

EU Cloud Strategy Ruffles US Industry Group’s Feathers

It makes sense for the EU to have its own standards because "these services contain assets of value for EU citizens and should fall under regulations agreed to by the representatives of those citizens," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times...

Wall Street Blesses Google, Curses Facebook

Google's fundamentals are sound, which is soothing to investors, said Rob Enderle, principal with the Enderle Group. "Google continues to be supported by strong Internet ad revenue pushing revenues and profits higher." Piling on Facebook...

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Microsoft’s Perfect Wave

Sometimes if you stand back a moment, which is what I have to do, you suddenly see broader trends, and what I'm seeing now is that the planets seem to be aligning for a Microsoft decade. However, I'm reminded that the difference between chance and luck is the difference between a hundred bucks landing in front of you unseen and your picking it up. ...

Baxter the Robot Works for $22k, No Bathroom Breaks Required

Baxter "lets you replace a human assembly line worker with a robot," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, said. "Robots are best for assembly line work because it's highly repetitive and boring." However, such work "calls for a certain amount of intelligence, w...

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