There’s a fair amount for Apple investors to fear in Google’s fourth-quarter and full-year financial report, because the Android mobile economy is a clear threat to the iPhone and iPad economy, writes John Shinal.
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We are living in an increasingly connected world – constantly reachable through our mobile phones, tablets, PCs, and even cameras. And as mobile data has skyrocketed, the buzz word has been “the cloud”: that intangible place where users can go to easily access their multimedia content. Delete the scoop?
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It's been another big year for BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and the consumerization of IT. Apple moved boldly forward and yet lost a step in both market share and esteem. Microsoft staked a claim in the tablet and phone markets. Delete the scoop?
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The rumor mill says that Samsung’s cloud computing service, named S-Cloud, will be unveiled on May 3rd, along with the South Korean company’s new flagship smartphone, Galaxy S3. Delete the scoop?
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