@Li, the FiLIP is not for teenagers, who want a full feature smartphone. It is actually for children, ages 6-8 to 12, who may go to school alone or move around the area to visit friends.
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NoSQL DB is becoming more and more popular, especially in cloud computing world. But for on-prem version, I doubt if we really need it? If the enterprise already decides to renovate the IT infrastructure, why not move to...
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Donut mug - I love this idea! But when eating it, I am afraid of the extra energy it will give to me. For the moment I am still a thin and slim guy but how about being served by donut mug everyday?:-)
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This kind of thing is a little bit tricky indeed. I think it's especially useful for parents with teenagers - but how the boys and girls will actually feel?
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That's true - for wearables, not only Apple but also many other vendors like Samsung, did not get to the breaking point so far. There is no amazing product available so that people cannot live without them like smartphone....
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It's delayed a little bit on MacBook but at least now it's on the right track. As software development team, all of my team members use Mac but the frustrating thing is the lack of features of MS Office on MacBook. I am...
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@soozyg, I had a long talk with the FiLIP people on the Telefonica booth. They have many discussions about the possibility of letting the child remove the watch. The current model does allow to be removed, but it...
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I can only hope that someday there would be companies who give the developers some percentage of shares in the product they develop. This will encourage resources to come up with better ideas and put their best efforts in...
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Yes the companies have a serious problem of making wrong commitments and I have also been its victim while getting my first credit card. I think this is the result of weak internal processes that they cannot restrict such...
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I think one of the reasons why we see that google is right most of the time because they probe in every direction and more chances they will take more will be the probability of success. And their success gets more hype...
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@vnewman: Still a lot less clunky than the old dumbphones we used to use!
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I think it's a way of recapturing the convertibles market that found those devices too bulky.At the very least, it will give enterprise users seeking a larger screen an alternative to Windows.
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"you're right that the distinction between precision and accuracy will be made but I also think that what we should see is a shift from the push of more data, more data, more data to, more meaningful data presented in a...
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"while a part of me agrees that we're likely to run short of bandwidth, another part of me is convinced that we're building better bandwidth into our infrastructure at such a pace that it's likely to at least keep pace with...
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The IOT will definitely be helping to cut down on the number of trips that applications engineers will have to make to remote sites. And, by scarfing up data in real-time, it will truly provide a minute-by-minute in-depth...
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Interesting information, although I am not overly surprised. This is because I think it is Gen X that is seeing the digital lifestyle as a way to get ahead in business. That makes sense, because they are in more senior...
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These restrictions seem stupid to me. The whole point of the internet is to break down barriers and enable global communication. But governments clearly see this as a threat. I don't know what the remedy is to this, although...
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Tablets just are not a hot item anymore. It's clear that people are not finding really good use cases for them. That isn't to say that the iPad will go the way of the iPod, but I don't think the true applications...
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It's cool that the ribbon-style interface is coming to Mac. But I have to say, this seems to be lagging way behind the windows version. That's too bad, because I think a lot of creators prefer Macs, and this means that...
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