Can’t say that Patrick Lo is a name that immediately rang any bells around here.
Can’t say that Patrick Lo is a name that immediately rang any bells around here.
On December 13, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Think the relationship between Netflix and cable and content executives is amicable? Not
Think the relationship between Netflix and cable and content executives is amicable? Not
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CE Oh no he didn’t!: Time Warner chief likens Netflix threat to Albanian army
Wow, a mutant virus? This analogy may sound like a ringing bell for another cat fight on the playground, but Acer founder and retired chairman Stan Shih is actually semi-praising Apple here
Wow, a mutant virus? This analogy may sound like a ringing bell for another cat fight on the playground, but Acer founder and retired chairman Stan Shih is actually semi-praising Apple here
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CE-Oh no he didn’t!: Acer founder characterizes Apple as a mutant virus
There’s brave talk, there’s foolish talk, and then there’s the 5nm line that separates the two. While LG’s Chang Ma didn’t seem to be dabbling in either during yesterday’s Wall Street Journal interview , some subsequent revelations from the financial paper do quote him straying into daring new territory. Having already described the upcoming Optimus tablet as something that will surprise us with its productivity and focus on content creation, LG’s Marketing VP (we know, not exactly the CEO) has apparently gone the full way and straight up claimed that “our tablet will be better than the iPad.” We’ll let you judge on which side of the brave/foolish divide that falls, but it’s certainly an indication of searing ambition on LG’s part, and should, together with the promise that the US will be “a key market” for the tablet, make pleasant reading for Android slate aficionados
There’s brave talk, there’s foolish talk, and then there’s the 5nm line that separates the two. While LG’s Chang Ma didn’t seem to be dabbling in either during yesterday’s Wall Street Journal interview , some subsequent revelations from the financial paper do quote him straying into daring new territory. Having already described the upcoming Optimus tablet as something that will surprise us with its productivity and focus on content creation, LG’s Marketing VP (we know, not exactly the CEO) has apparently gone the full way and straight up claimed that “our tablet will be better than the iPad.” We’ll let you judge on which side of the brave/foolish divide that falls, but it’s certainly an indication of searing ambition on LG’s part, and should, together with the promise that the US will be “a key market” for the tablet, make pleasant reading for Android slate aficionados
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Ce-Oh no he didn’t!: LG’s Ma promises Optimus tablet ‘will be better than the iPad’
While not technically a CEO, Microsoft chief operating officer Kevin Turner is not immune to a certain amount of executive level foot-in-mouth . Speaking at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference in DC and chatting up his company’s upcoming slate of Windows Phones, he couldn’t help a little iPhone bashing: “It looks like the iPhone 4 might be their Vista, and I’m okay with that.” Should we point out to Kevin that attempting to criticize your competition by comparing it to your own flagship products is usually counterproductive, or leave him to figure it out on his own during some early morning magnificent moustache contemplation session
While not technically a CEO, Microsoft chief operating officer Kevin Turner is not immune to a certain amount of executive level foot-in-mouth . Speaking at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference in DC and chatting up his company’s upcoming slate of Windows Phones, he couldn’t help a little iPhone bashing: “It looks like the iPhone 4 might be their Vista, and I’m okay with that.” Should we point out to Kevin that attempting to criticize your competition by comparing it to your own flagship products is usually counterproductive, or leave him to figure it out on his own during some early morning magnificent moustache contemplation session
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CE-oh no he didn’t!: Microsoft’s Kevin Turner says iPhone 4 might be Apple’s Vista
Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer has always been delightfully direct, and he didn’t hold back at Google’s I/O conference: talking about Sony Ericsson with Eric Schmidt during the Google TV launch, Sir Howard noted that the Xperia X10 is the best-selling handset in Japan , and that “when you beat Apple, you’re dominating — it’s the new definition.” Strong words from a gadget titan — we’ll leave it to you to debate their veracity. CE-Oh-no-he-didn’t!: Sony’s Sir Howard says ‘when you beat Apple, you’re dominating’ originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 20 May 2010 14:14:00 EDT.
Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer has always been delightfully direct, and he didn’t hold back at Google’s I/O conference: talking about Sony Ericsson with Eric Schmidt during the Google TV launch, Sir Howard noted that the Xperia X10 is the best-selling handset in Japan , and that “when you beat Apple, you’re dominating — it’s the new definition.” Strong words from a gadget titan — we’ll leave it to you to debate their veracity. CE-Oh-no-he-didn’t!: Sony’s Sir Howard says ‘when you beat Apple, you’re dominating’ originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 20 May 2010 14:14:00 EDT.
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CE-Oh-no-he-didn’t!: Sony’s Sir Howard says ‘when you beat Apple, you’re dominating’
What we’d normally brush off as pretty standard mainstream tech piece became comedy gold thanks to the acerbic wit of Dell’s John Thode . The VP of mobile devices was discussing its companies entry into the tablet industry (all the while promoting the Mini 5 , of course) and seemed to downplay Apple’s iPad momentum. “It’s really hard to kind of do the same thing over again twice or three times..
What we’d normally brush off as pretty standard mainstream tech piece became comedy gold thanks to the acerbic wit of Dell’s John Thode . The VP of mobile devices was discussing its companies entry into the tablet industry (all the while promoting the Mini 5 , of course) and seemed to downplay Apple’s iPad momentum. “It’s really hard to kind of do the same thing over again twice or three times..
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CE-Oh no he didn’t! Part LXVIII: Only Apple and dope smokers claim to know the future of tablets, says Dell VP
According to a report in Wired (and a source whom the publication says “could not be named”), Steve Jobs spoke to an audience of Apple employees at a town hall in Cupertino and… pulled zero punches
According to a report in Wired (and a source whom the publication says “could not be named”), Steve Jobs spoke to an audience of Apple employees at a town hall in Cupertino and… pulled zero punches
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CE-Oh no he didn’t? Part LXVII: Steve Jobs lashes out at Google, calls Adobe ‘lazy’