Straightforward discussions on why often we disagree with the current hype, without filters or buzzwords.
Last July, I was writing about the death of the web. I wasn't alone and it wasn't the first time someone would dare type these oh-so provocative words. The web is dead. Long live the internetThe web -- not to mention social-media apps -- has been...
Google, like many other big corporations, is signaling the end of its big ideas innovation lab. Alphabet’s famed innovation and design lab, X, recognized for pioneering projects such as Waymo and Google Glass, is now pivoting towards transforming its projects into standalone startups. X is a diverse group of...
An interesting controversy started two days ago when the latest Apple ad promoting their new iPad model raised hell from... pretty much everyone. The video is the kind of high production value we're accustomed to with Apple, and it shows a huge hydraulic press crunching together musical instruments,...
If you still need to understand what a platform is, look no further than Tesla's announcement regarding its supercharger network. Other automakers recently licensed the use for it. Tesla is slowing its deployment. Tesla Axes Most of Supercharger Team in Blow to Other AutomakersTesla Inc. eliminated almost its...
I'm still trying to process the core reason why the recent Apple Vision Pro doesn't sit well with me as a product, as a platform, or as a strategic move for such a massive behemoth of a business Apple has become. A few days ago, I...
A few weeks ago, I was interested in how U.S. tech journalists were dealing with the EU's finally imposing significant sanctions on digital 'gatekeeper' companies. In this debate, John Grubber, one of my long-time favorite American bloggers, discussing Apple, was seemingly outraged. Two key points...