Microsoft’s digital dilemma
Like most other major multinational companies, Microsoft is comprised of some exceptionally smart people. However, sprawling strategies and conflicting interdepartmental agendas have the unerring ability to undermine the best intentions of said smart folk — and Microsoft are by no means an exception…
Microsoft TouchWall needs a physics lesson
TouchWall is Microsoft’s go-anywhere multi-touch technology for ad hoc presentations. But what might TouchWall be like if we added a whole new physical dimension?
Search giants, law makers looking for some privacy
The search engines are again under the legislative spotlight. Their powers of data retention are being eroded further. But there’s a deeper problem — take away personal data and the future of web applications is imperiled…
Apple’s benign digital dictatorship
Steve Jobs is a dictator and the Apple brand is his republic. But this is a country of gardens surrounded by invisible walls, designed to keep the good stuff in and its citizens happy, for the most part…
Seeds of Apple’s growth
Apple’s market share is on the rise and they’re growing. Question is, which direction?

