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"Google "took the leadership position on GPS navigation" after buying Waze, no doubt irking Apple, which developed Maps because it didn't want Google to have that advantage, observed Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group Apple's also looking to the future, when wearable ...
I was at the Qualcomm Internet of Things event in San Francisco last week during what was a major IoT event in the city. What is kind of amazing is the larger event was just a small part of the applications show that used to go on at the same time. This year it is twice the size of that older show. Companies are flocking to this IoT concept like ducks to water. This means in a few short years we are going to be up to our ears in connected things. ...
Self-driving cars "don't overdrive their capability and can't get distracted, so it's nearly impossible for them to cause an accident," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "If they see the car in front behaving badly, they would likely slow down, pulling t...
"Sometimes simple, inexpensive and robust is very attractive, and that is showcased in the Arduboy," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Arduboy is an open platform. The games are built upon the Arduino chipset....
"Granted, like any partnership, someone [in the Instant Articles program] wanting to bash Facebook will likely have a few extra hoops to jump through," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. If publishers are making money from the arrangement, "they likely ...
There can be advantages to being reactive rather than functioning in real time, noted Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "A reactive system can be better at looking at context and suggesting the appropriate word if two similar sounding words are spelled differ...
"This is for hobbyists, but the number of folks that can actually take a product like this and turn it into something interesting is impressively large," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "It's pretty raw at the moment, so this would be for the most ad...
Lisa Su, the talented new CEO for AMD, last week gave a pitch on the future to get people excited about where AMD is going. Based on the stock performance after her talk, she and her team knocked it out of the park. However, they also got me thinking about some technological advancements that have been quietly percolating, which likely will form the basis for a revolutionary announcement in the next few years. ...
While Splatoon may enjoy remarkable success, Nintendo looks like it will continue treading water until it releases a new console, suggested Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Nintendo had an opportunity to really capitalize on the exercise genre, with titles l...
"Their problem right now is that people are leaving Twitter because of the abuse they face, so they feel the need to address that issue," observed Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. Twitter "needs to figure out a solution before attorneys figure out how to s...
Oracle "needs [Salesforce.com] more than Microsoft does, and already has a large investment in them, so the additional cost to Oracle would be lower," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Further, Salesforce "would make Oracle more trendy and would give th...
One of the movies I'm really looking forward to this month is Disney's Tomorrowland. My first real job was at Disneyland, and I was so in love with the place I often would come back and work a second shift for free. Epcot, the city of tomorrow, was supposed to be Walt's final legacy but his untimely death ended that vision. That city of tomorrow never came to be, except finally -- at least in concept -- in the Tomorrowland movie. ...
Edge is designed to be a Chrome killer, said Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group "I've been using Edge for some time, and one of the interesting things is that for websites that identify the browser and [tailor] what they present based on the browser they see, many see...
"Google has been looking at getting into the car business for some time, and Tesla basically borrowed the Apple model and moved it to cars," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "Since Google partially copied the Apple model as well, and clearly has the fun...
These are aggressive programs designed to undercut competitors and reverse a revenue growth slide, but they will also erode margins, noted Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "They are apparently willing to take the margin hit in order to restore top-line grow...
Black Ops III is completely untethered from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. That and the three-year cycle have enabled Treyarch to give the game the attention it needs, said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "They want to make sure it's compelling and not a m...
The smartphone market "is ugly right now, and other than for Apple, Lenovo, ZTE and some other Chinese companies, everyone is hurting," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Going back into making smartphones "would represent an unknown risk for Nokia invest...
Microsoft is holding its Build event this week, marking the beginning of its major push to launch Windows 10. Build is in San Francisco this year, which effectively puts it right in the back yard of both Apple and Google -- a nice "in your face" move. I was the featured launch analyst for Windows 95 two decades ago and there, even though the post launch was hardly flawless, Microsoft ripped Apple a new rear orifice, wounding the company so badly that one of the founders eventually had to return to save it. ...
Virtual and augmented reality and holographic image technologies are coming at us with the speed of a freight train, and it won't be long until we'll no longer be able to distinguish between what is real and what isn't. How we are getting there is kind of interesting. There are some initiatives going on behind the scenes, as well as some breakthroughs, that shortly will make our experience of the world we are living in very different from what it is now. ...
"This is no more a problem for passengers than it likely was before," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group "It is going to be a bigger problem for the 'drivers' as they could not be engaged in other activities when they're not actually driving," he told Tec...
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