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Blogs about: Robert X Cringely

"Triumph of the Nerds - Part 1" (1996)

i, Laskey wrote 4 days ago: I remember seeing this documentary series when it first aired on Channel 4 (UK) in 1996 and being fa … more →

Tags: Tech Video, Video, Documentary, Tech, Geeks, Computing, Apple, Microsoft

Is IBM following the right strategy?1 comment

Udayan Banerjee wrote 1 week ago: Is IBM a globally integrated enterprise focused on worldwide collaboration or is it an organization … more →

Tags: trend, Bill GEORGE, cringely, IBM, IBM India, Outsourcing, Palmisano, Samuel J Palmisano

IBM sets record low coupon for 7-year note

the Net economy wrote 3 weeks ago: IU at IBM plant in Huntsville (Photo credit: Wikipedia) By Andrea Johnson – International Busi … more →

Tags: Banking, Business, Debt, credit, Capital, industrial economy, united states, IBM, International Business Machines Corp

The Downfall of IBM

the Net economy wrote 1 month ago: By Robert X. Cringely – The direct impetus for this column is IBM’s internal plan to grow earn … more →

Tags: technology, leadership, Business, Organization, Jobs, industrial economy, IBM, Big Blue, earnings per share

The top 25 technology books of all time1 comment

Dean Takahashi wrote 1 month ago: Technology teaches us to forget the past. Last year’s tech news seems like it has no use whats … more →

Tags: Deals, dev, enterprise, Games, media, Mobile, Social, venturebeat, Accidental Empires

Cringe worthy....2 comments

Ruby Cantu wrote 3 months ago: I’ve got a couple of things (not human things) that I need to touch, I need to handle…wi … more →

Tags: Everydayness, Shit, united states, Apple, History, Steve Jobs, Valentine Day, IBM

Triumph of the Nerds2 comments

iontech wrote 4 months ago: Triumph of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires is a 1996 documentary film written and hosted b … more →

Tags: Microsoft, Apple, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Accidental Empires, Movie, Macintosh, History, Personal Computer

The Lost Interview: Steve Jobs, Unfiltered15 comments

Lincoln Spector wrote 6 months ago: Even an Apple cynic like myself must admit that Steve Jobs drastically changed the world we live in, … more →

Tags: Reviews, Apple, Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs: The parable of the stones

Philip Elmer-DeWitt wrote 6 months ago: A story — just one story — from the 1995 “lost interview” showing at theater … more →

Tags: Apple 2.0, Fastest-Growing Companies, Pc's, Apple, Steve Jobs, Mac, John Sculley, History, Triumph of the Nerds

Come the Singularity

chadao wrote 7 months ago:   Robert X. Cringely Some interesting thoughts from Robert X. Cringely: “How do you educate you … more →

Tags: Science Fiction/Science, Viridian Nightmares, Travel, Science, Singularity, experience?

Steve Jobs the greatest CEO - the greatest Marketer... OR ... Steve Jobs the Genius?6 comments

Udayan Banerjee wrote 9 months ago: Nobody else in the history of business has achieved what Steve Jobs has achieved as a CEO. He has ta … more →

Tags: Random Thought, Apple, Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, Arthur Schopenhauer, Genius, Immanuel Kant, Richard Feynman

Steve Jobs the greatest CEO - the greatest Marketer... OR ... Steve Jobs the Genius?6 comments

Udayan Banerjee wrote 9 months ago: Nobody else in the history of business has achieved what Steve Jobs has achieved as a CEO. He has ta … more →

Tags: Random Thought, Albert Einstein, Apple, Arthur Schopenhauer, Genius, Immanuel Kant, Richard Feynman, Steve Jobs

Today in Tech: How the TouchPad fire sale hurts HP

JP Mangalindan, Writer wrote 9 months ago: Fortune’s curated selection of the weekend’s most newsworthy tech stories from all over … more →

Tags: Today in Tech, Marc Andreessen, Hewlett Packard, Flipboard, touchpad, Agilent Technologies

Bootup: Apple hoards patents as it dominates smartphones

Jameson Berkow wrote 10 months ago: Today in technology: Apple Inc. stockpiles patents as it passes another smartphone milestone, 2014 i … more →

Tags: FP Tech Desk, Apple Inc, Apple, Nortel Networks, Nortel Networks Corp, FP Tech Desk Morning Bootup, bootup

"Success in the marketplace doesn't have to come from innovation, or from being the best, if you have a ruthless ability to exploit your opportunities." - Robert X. Cringely

egglepple wrote 1 year ago: “Success in the marketplace doesn’t have to come from innovation, or from being the best … more →

"Success in the marketplace doesn't have to come from innovation, or from being the best, if you have a ruthless ability to exploit your opportunities." - Robert X. Cringely

egglepple wrote 1 year ago: “Success in the marketplace doesn’t have to come from innovation, or from being the best … more →

"I suppose if we're talking geological time, then Ballmer's right, Microsoft is on the cusp of the smartphone epoch, and the dinosaurs just went for a dip in the tar pits. But in a market where a three-month-old device needs to be checked for liver spots and signs of dementia, spotting the competition three-plus years and then coming up with something that almost meets the smartphone standards set in 2007 is not exactly being early. It's certainly not "nailing" it - unless we're talking about a coffin." - Robert X. Cringely

egglepple wrote 1 year ago: “I suppose if we’re talking geological time, then Ballmer’s right, Microsoft is on … more →

"I suppose if we're talking geological time, then Ballmer's right, Microsoft is on the cusp of the smartphone epoch, and the dinosaurs just went for a dip in the tar pits. But in a market where a three-month-old device needs to be checked for liver spots and signs of dementia, spotting the competition three-plus years and then coming up with something that almost meets the smartphone standards set in 2007 is not exactly being early. It's certainly not "nailing" it - unless we're talking about a coffin." - Robert X. Cringely

egglepple wrote 1 year ago: “I suppose if we’re talking geological time, then Ballmer’s right, Microsoft is on … more →

US military tried to suppress Wikileaks2 comments

madmikemagee wrote 2 years ago: The latest “notes from the field” by Robert X. Cringely suggests the American military t … more →

Tags: Wikileaks, Julian Assange, U.S. Military


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