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IT Blogwatch: Apple tablet ‘PC’ rumors: FingerWorks, A9, Orange, and more…
Another week; another set of Apple tablet ‘PC’ rumors. As speculation seemingly reaches fever-pitch, new nuggets of information continue to get dug out of the frozen ground. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder Apple’s acquisition of FingerWorks, ARM’s Cortex A9, and an apparent lapsus-de-langue by a Frenchman. Not to mention The Unbroken Thread … Read More
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Preston Gralla: Windows and Microsoft Office rental: Much less than meets the eye
The news that Microsoft for the first time is allowing people to rent Windows and Office sounds at first blush as if it’s a big change in Microsoft’s business model. But that’s not at all the case: Microsoft is merely allowing some businesses to do what they’ve already been doing illegally for years. Most people will still have to pay full freight. Read More
Sharon Machlis: Is Apple morphing into the Microsoft of smartphones?
Apple’s ‘there’s an app for that’ iPhone campaign is essentially boasting about hefty market share. And when a smaller competitor came along that was vulnerable, Apple blocked access to its proprietary data. Read More
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Windows goes rental
Microsoft has quietly made it possible to ‘rent’ both Windows and Office. Read More
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