Newspaper Economics
“…we advise that you do not use your PS3 system, as doing so may result in errors in some functionality, such as recording obtained trophies, and not being able to restore certain data.”
Sony – http://blog.us.playstation.com/2010/03/latest-info-on-playstation-network-status/
Greatest Basketball Player of All Time
Flat-fee deals for mobile broadband will be a thing of the past if global networks are to meet their full potential, according to Ericsson chief executive Hans Vestberg, who compared the mobile market today with that for electrical power in its early days.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/16/20100216/ttc-mwc-2010-flat-fee-mobile-data-under-6315470.html
MNOs and Apple Competitors united. A new iniaitive announced at the MWC. All big (Mobile) Network Operators on-board. Still amazing how Apple has shacked up an entire industry.
Today is the highlight of the German Carnival with Rose Monday. In Cologne on the streets i was the only guy heading to the office. Nobody is working today in Rhineland.
Will be an interesting week for the Telco Industry. The Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona will make headlines in the next couple of days. Looking forward to Microsofts Announcements. Just learned that Samsung will introduce a new Android Phone tomorrow with a Projector integrated. Developments are happening at a breackneck speed in the mobile industry.
bunch of good games for the xbox360 this year Mass Effect2, Alan Wake, Splinter Cell Confiction, Battlefield Bad Company2, …
Does anyone knows how i can drop all the blocked movies that i favored on youtube at once?
“Wir brauchen Buzz, Buzz…wir brauchen Buzz, Buzz”
Versatel goes Web 2.0 with http://www.versalab.de/
Customer can raise their voice, concerns and suggest ideas (e.g. new features, tariff options). I’m a litte bit surprised to see this kind of approach from Versatel. They changed their strategy recently to mainly focus on business customer. Now they introducing a tool for consumers. Nevertheless, thumbs up for Versatel.
Just discovered the story on Search Engine Land that Google took indoor pictures of a brick and mortar store for a new product named “Google Store Views”. That will allow Google to further enhance their Google Maps service. Not only will you be able make a virtual walk with Google street view in the future you will be able to walk into the stores. If you think further and combine this with google checkout, google product search, google voice, …you will end up with a virtual layer completely controlled by Google.
A shopping trip to Tokio is a virtual trip within Google maps. Not only can you discover Shibuya but you can enter any store – from your PC or even Mobile Phone. From there you can initiate a call just by pressing a button or following the link to the homepage of the store. The store homepage might be also hosted by Google (Google Sites, Google Checkout Gadget)…There are sooo many possibilities for Google.
I think it’s nearly a year ago i had two sessions with senior executives from yellow pages companies. We had a very interesting discussion about the latest market developments and the threat of being substituted by Over-the-top players like Google, Qype or Yelp. On one page of the slide deck i had an overview of relevant services provided by Google. While talking about Google Maps, i told them, that I’m truly convinced that the next logical step will be the extension of Google Maps with indoor views of brick and mortar stores.
Hamburg wird zwar immer meine Heimat sein, dennoch hat Köln schon etwas besonderes.
Die Werbung ist ganz großes Kino. Ich habe lange schon nicht mehr so gelacht. Auch wenn ich keinen Dacia erwerben werde, die Werbung hat auf jeden Fall schon mal Klasse.
Although netbooks are small today – maybe 10% of the PC market at most – we believe over the next several years that could completely change around and that could be 90% of the PC market
Warren East (ARM CEO)
LOL. Wenn ich chef von ARM wär würde ich auch so ein illusorisches Wunschdenken an den Tag legen…
“over the next several years” ist auch eine nette Formulierung
Source: Webmasterpro
Impressive figure for the Open Source competitor of Microsoft Office. I would like to know the market share for Google Docs.
Lenny Kravitz – “I’ll be waiting”. Great artist and a fantastic song.
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oder einfach nur ne nette guerilla promo-aktion für Oh Nuts!
Time will tell…