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What I shared on Twitter, and a bit more…
#Apple has been upgraded by #BBC, no longer just a technology giant but a technology behemoth. http://t.co/72zevjZmj0
I wonder how much #RealNetworks paid their lawyers in 10 years to bring the case against #Apple? Their shareholders are happy with it?
Surge pricing sounds reasonable, but is it really? Imagine when buses and other mode of transport do the same when a new app is available.
People don’t seem to know why Uber is getting so much heat all around. In many countries, taxis are regulated as a mode of public transport.
There are laws on handling of stolen goods, they were set way before information economy. #FreedomofSpeech is now protecting such crime?
No one care to ask how to transfer 100TB of data? How much does it cost to pull this off? And not to be found or traced online?
Wouldn’t it be nice if #RealNetworks is reasonable with $350 million in damages from Apple, they can provide at least 3 diligent plaintiffs?
I wonder how many people still use #RealPlayer? It used to be one of the most commonly installed software for viewing videos online.
Are we limited by keyboard input words per minute speed or by our ability to say something meaningful? #Qwerty rocks! http://jormy.com/nintype/
Developers write #Android apps not because they love the platform, it is just part of their job to cover for the mass market.
It is so annoying that after the “upgrade” of #Admob back in June, I can no longer save my own reports and access to previous 4 years stats.
Imagine an AI machine, with access to 3D printers, electronic sensors, motors, batteries, etc. Remember Superman III (1983)?