Posted by Daniel on February 6, 2010
Okey now that the biggest hype about Apples new product have cooled down, here are my thoughts. It was hard to noticed or know anything about it if, like me, you had didn’t watch the key note and wanted to see if with your own eyes. It seems that for each new product Apple announces [...]
Posted by Daniel on April 27, 2009
One of the big thinks in technology and software business is Killer App. Usually for software or games it is that application or game that a reason why people invest in a bit of hardware. For example some consider Halo 3 or Gears of War as typical killer apps for the Xbox 360 once they [...]
Posted by Daniel on March 30, 2009
First read about this on the Detective Marketing blog. A mindblowing presentation about a experement where they try widghen the senses. With just a couple of bucks almost anyone can buy and make those devices. Those new devices probably wont be out for commercial use for some years (or maybe they will be in one [...]
Posted by Daniel on March 12, 2009
Its been a while since i took the time and watch some inspirational TED presentations. And last time I viewed the latest presentations one found my interest. Simply one word, Twitter spoke to me. Twitter, a relative young service that created the expression Micro-blogging. Looking at the popularity of text messaging on cellphones and combined [...]
Posted by Daniel on March 8, 2009
Its really an interesting time to be in the digital game distribution business right now. Many new developments are happening at the moment. Not just for games, but for all entertainment medias. iTunes, Spotify, Netflix, Playstation Network, Xbox Live and of cause Gamersgate. Consumer are adapting to the new way to get and consume media, [...]
Posted by Daniel on February 3, 2009
In recent months, Spotify have been on many peoples lips around me. Music streaming services have come and gone, but I have never heard so much good reviews and word of mouth as Spotify. Not only developed in Sweden, but with a great working service and impressive content catalogue this one have all the possibilities [...]
Posted by Daniel on August 7, 2008
It might be my current choice of reading, Wikinomics, which spawned the idea for me to write this post. A now “classical” book about the new changes the web have caused and contributed to over the last decade. One of the authors have been famous for been ahead of his time with his ideas, visions [...]
Posted by Daniel on July 30, 2008
After the decline for Apple Steve Jobs returned to save his former successful computer company. And he did it with music (iPod), newly designed computers (iMac, iBook) and now most recently the mobile market (iPhone). A feared at the same time worshiped CEO and boss over a company that have truly risen from the ashes [...]
Posted by Daniel on June 27, 2008
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer give his view on the future of digital online advertising and how we users will operate. I found it over at Search Engine Watch blog, and I can agree with their sceptically of Ballmers statement. Some of the things he talk about is already happening and he seems very cocky about [...]
Posted by Daniel on June 19, 2008
A recipe on how governments can get new legislations through: Present proposed law a few days before voting Ignore protests from the people, both in real life and Blogosphere if by some chance you actually listen to the people, change the legislation so it means the same thing, but just look different Hope people forget… [...]