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Category: Apple

HP Proves the point

Posted on August 31, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on HP Proves the point

The Touchpad isn’t completely Dead. Mostly dead, yes, but is it just a flesh wound? The Touchpad frenzy has proved a point, and now can HP, or any company, really capitalize on it?   Apple has been the cock of the walk, the king of the tablet, since the iPad came out. They came up…

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Apple, Hardware, Tablet/E-readers

And one more thing…

Posted on August 26, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on And one more thing…

Apple, a company you either love or hate. Its about as black and white as one can get. Now they really have a chance to make some good changes to their culture, but they won’t. When Apple was founded, the computer world was a simpler place. Young people just wanted to be able to play,…

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Apple, Computers, Rants

Patents: Bane of the Tech World

Posted on July 16, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Patents: Bane of the Tech World

The patent world is a jumbled mess. Companies are suing companies left and right. In the end, the consumer and economy get hurt. News broke yesterday that Apple has won a round in the patent infringement case against HTC. HTC of course is appealing. Meanwhile HTC has purchased S3 to sue Apple. Kodak has sued…

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Apple, Computers, Mobile Computing, Rants, Software

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