Les slides et les vidéos de cette présentation donnée le 16 Mars, où comment les lois de Moore et de Metcalfe combinées ont fait sortir la puissance de calcul des coeurs de réseaux pour la concentrer dans les interfaces utilisateurs des terminaux.
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For example, every day more than 1.3 million Android devices are activated — which is way more than the 300,000 babies born daily. Users now spend more time each day surfing the web or on their mobile apps than they do watching television.
There are more than a billion smartphones in use around the world, and age is no barrier — teens, adults and seniors are all well represented among their users.
More than 60% of the apps in the Apple app store have never been downloaded (not even once)
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"...Nous avions la technologie, la capacité de miniaturisation apprise avec l'iPod. Nous avions le système d'exploitation du Mac. Personne n'avait pensé à mettre dans un téléphone un système d'exploitation aussi sophistiqué que Mac OS X, et c'était justement la vraie question. Nous avons eu un gros débat en interne sur notre capacité à y arriver ou pas. Et c'était l'un de ces moments où j'ai du trancher. On y va, on va essayer. Les meilleurs ingénieurs en logiciel disaient que c'était impossible alors on leur a donné le feu vert. Et ils ont reussi."
-- Steve Jobs en 2007
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iPhone : a 100Bn$ / year business that didn't exist 5 years ago and now makes 58% of Apple's revenue
The iPhone accounted for 58% of Apple's total revenue last quarter.
The iPhone didn't exist five years ago. Today, the iPhone business alone is more profitable than Exxon.
You can see how the iPhone has gone from zero to a hundred billion annually in the span of five years.
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"Due to an unprecedented rate of return of employees following the Chinese New Year holiday compared to years past, our company has decided to temporarily slow down our recruitment process," the company said in a statement.
"This action is not related to any single customer and any speculation to the contrary is false and inaccurate."
Like other Chinese contract manufacturers, Foxconn, the trading name of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, relies on a large number of migrant laborers from across the country who journey home for the most important holiday of the year. Many do not make it back to work, but Foxconn spokesman Louis Woo said this year they saw as many as 97 percent of employees return.
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The return rate mentioned by Foxcon is not about iPhones, it is about workers...
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According to Gene Munster, opening weekend sales grew 70 percent between the 3GS and the iPhone 4, and then an astounding 135 percent between the 4 and the 4s. That's acceleration. iPhone 5 sales, meanwhile, grew only 25 percent. That's massive deceleration.
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If you're worried that you might own one of the 1 million Apple devices that have had their UDIDs leaked by AntiSec, reportedly from a breach of an FBI agent's laptop, our rockstar ...
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RIM is considering selling its handset business, according to a report in the British paper The Sunday Times.
Fair warning though, the report does not cite any sources, so treat the news with some skepticism.
The Sunday Times says Facebook and Amazon are two potential buyers for RIM's handset business. RIM would keep its enterprise services if such a deal went through, according to the report.
Fair warning though, the report does not cite any sources, so treat the news with some skepticism.
The Sunday Times says Facebook and Amazon are two potential buyers for RIM's handset business. RIM would keep its enterprise services if such a deal went through, according to the report.
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