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Can Nintendo Play a Winning Come-From-Behind Game?

Ninendo's issues go even deeper than the smartphone-everywhere trend, said Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group. Handheld gaming is on the ropes, he told the E-Commerce Times, subsumed by smartphones and tablets.

Not Much Hyperventilating Over Hacker’s Hypervisor Code Theft

Further, "a potential exposure isn't an exploit," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, pointed out. "We have thousands of potential exposures identified every month across all platforms, and the industry has learned to deal with these issues reasonably well over the last decade."

Online Storage: Pick a Cloud, Any Cloud

"It really depends on what you want to do," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. "If you start with a set of requirements you'll likely find one service meets them better than another." A Look at Some Options...

Motorola Bests Apple in Patent Skirmish

Certainly, the ruling must have alleviated a lot of fretting in the Googleplex, Rob Enderle, principal of the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. One major concern has been that the Motorola patents cited in this proceeding weren't enforceable, he said....

Microsoft Flips AOL IP to Patent-Hungry Facebook

"Facebook's using a lot of Microsoft technology, and Microsoft had a fairly hefty investment in them early on, so Microsoft's protecting that investment," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, speculated. "It looks as if the two firms are collaborating to ensure Facebook's existence."

Intel Aims to Bridge GPU Gap

"This is Intel's highest-performing processor to date, and it offers better thermal and energy performance," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "This is really Intel's new flagship product." Jump Forward...

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Demo 2012: Looking for the Next Google, Facebook or Apple

Demo is a fascinating show. What you see is a string of companies that each have six minutes to pitch their products to an audience of media, investors, other companies (who might buy them), and peers. ...

AT&T’s Watson APIs Let Apps Recognize Speech

Watson "was designed to be applied to a variety of telephony-related projects," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld However, Morgan doesn't see how AT&T Watson will be a product differentiator or how the wireless giant will make money off th...

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How Industry Analysts View the Changing Tech Marketplace

Rob Enderle, principal analyst with the Enderle Group, said "most all of the metrics I'm seeing right now are pointing up. The overall trends are looking very positive." That sounds good, but "we are also clearly at the front end of a massive change," continued Enderle. "We go...

Windows Phone Growing Pains Cause Update Headache

However, Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, thinks WinPho 7 device owners will get the upgrade "All phones that are currently running Windows Phone 7.5 and, maybe 7, will get Windows Phone 8," Enderle told TechNewsWorld. "Engineers are not known for being tha...

Ellison Fumbles Testimony in High-Stakes Java Case

In this instance, Ellison can be forgiven his outspokenness -- the suit is likely a deeply personal one for him, Rob Enderle, principal of the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "When Steve Jobs pledged to take out Google, Larry was on board with that. Both men have a...

Sergey Brin Pounds Fists Against Walled Gardens

"Freedom is something a challenger typically asks for; what it wants is an easier path to accessing [the dominant party's] consumers," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. "This [concept of openness] is pro-consumer, but it needs to be applied equally."

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On Innovative Ways to Conquer the World

One of my favorite lines from the original "Conan" movie came when he was asked "what is the best in life?" Conan's response: "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women!" ...

Best Buy Plot Thickens

"I can't say I am surprised," Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group told the E-Commerce Times. "We see this on and off with CEOs across all industries. [Former HP CEO] Mark Hurd comes to mind as the most recent high-profile case. They just think the rules simply don't apply to them." ...

Researchers Leap Into Quantum Networking

Still, the research seems to be "a substantial refinement," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. "It appears to more directly address the issues of data density and scalability, and it appears to have security advantages as well." What the R...

Will a Different Yahoo Be Good Enough?

The "vision thing" is still missing for Yahoo, said Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group. He has other issues with the reorganization plan as well. "Finance-based CEOs have a nasty habit of being overly tactical and killing their companies because they can't think long term," he...

Tweaks to Chrome OS Stir Up Existential Questions

Chrome OS is an anomaly in the market, according to Rob Enderle, president and principal analyst with the Enderle Group "The market has largely rejected Chrome OS," he told TechNewsWorld. "It isn't picking up much interest with OEMs and certainly not very much in the consumer...

Studybook Puts Intel Inside Classrooms

"This is tied to [Intel's] older Classmate initiative to make sure it's never forced out of education," suggested Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "Education is a seed corn market -- things that come out of it often move into business." Studybook Specs...

Microsoft, AOL Do a Billion-Dollar Patent Waltz

"AOL has most of the early core patents that surrounded social networking and most of the browser patents that Microsoft didn't have," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "The combination could be used to slam Google in similar areas and protect Microsoft partner Facebook."

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How Amazon and Nokia Are Channeling Jobs to Unseat Apple

The top technology company of the 80s was IBM, 90s was Microsoft, last decade Apple. No company made it across more than one decade as the top company and the trend was away from IT (IBM) and toward the consumer/buyer, suggesting that RIM's refocus on IT is clearly pushing upstream. ...

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