A post by Robert Scoble a couple of days ago has resulted in five people asking me what's coming from Apple or just pointing me at the post. I don't watch the Apple space that close to know what they have cooking. I am sure whatever it is you will be required to spend at least $399.00 on it, and
Paul gives Microsoft some advice on getting podcasting support integrated into windows. Here are my thoughts 1. Unless it comes by default with a computer or gets pushed in a update then I might as well keep on using juice. 2. It needs to have the directory integration built into the application but not like the abomination of a directory
I took Robert on a tour of the Podcaster News network today, and showed him the engine that drives the site, he had some very kind words. [Robert Scoble]
At this point the spin machine is out of control over at Microsoft, and I am sure that this device which we are now pretty sure will be a slimmed down tablet that will do video, music and some gaming is going to be a pretty cool device. But does this mean in 2 weeks when it is revealed that
I have to admit myself, $2000.00 bucks for a laptop! I have a top of the line HP with every imaginable feature and running on a Hyper Thread Pentium 4, 3.2ghz with a 17 inch ultra bright screen, this thing is a screamer. To top it off it's a media center edition with a desktop docking station it was $400.00
I keep a pretty good watch on the traffic coming into the website, and I must say that Scobles post that talks about minimal traffic coming from Blog Search Engines had me busy for a couple of hours tonight. Causing the room temperature to go up from hard-drives hammering away running the past 12 months of logs thru a log
I hate to say it but if you are a die hard Apple fan you better read the linked article, because this author has hit the nail squarely on the head. Apple does not communicate, Apple does not have a person that publishes their cell phone number on their blog that I can call and get clarifications on or bitch