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I would never spend 520 days of my life stuck in a make-believe space ship. rofl.
Costly hardware failures are more common on Android devices than on Apple iPhones and Research In Motion BlackBerry phones, which have strict control over the components used in their devices
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45150844/ns/technology_and_scien...
And that staement was meant for Bill Gates, but if you were insulted then I guess you're guilty.
That's just how insecure people describe him so they can feel better about themselves.
Right now there's someone working on the next billion dollar start-up in his garage that's going to blow us all away because he was inspired by Steve.
That's Steve's greatest legacy.
Steve Jobs is Eddie Van Halen. A tortured virtuoso artist who is not only a master at guitars and keyboards. This guy produced some of the most innovative guitar playing in the 70s and 80s. He also created some of the most kick ass rock and roll songs of all time.
Satch plays awesome guitar. EVH creates awesome music.
option 1: if you buy an iPhone you get f'ed by Apple.
option 2: if you buy an Android phone you get f'ed by Google, your Carrier and your phone manufacturer. true story.
IBM's ROIC is currently at 34.1% compared to HP's ROIC at 16.2%. After IBM sold off its PC division to Lenovo in 2005, IBM's ROIC grew from 17.75% in 2006 to 29.55% in 2010 with a 5 year average of 27.6%.In comparison HP's 5-year average ROIC is only 15.9%.
HP wanted to do the same thing IBM did 7 years ago. The big difference was that before selling off its PC division, IBM already had a strong software and services business (generating half of its revenue). they also bought PriceWaterHouseCoopers' consulting arm in 2002. HP's software and services business isn't nearly as strong, even after buying Autonomy so they got clobbered by analyst and the media.
"Cheap plentiful shit will eventually overtake high quality products"
You're right about this one.
here are two issues:
1) Android is suffering from feature creep / bloat
2) Unresolved design issues are biting them in the ass
People are talking like this is a good move by bezos. It's not.