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The perfect, gas-free vehicle - if only Segways were legal
... was hailed as the biggest thing since the personal computer by no less than Microsoft's Bill Gates and Apple's Steve Jobs. One of the savviest investors in Silicon Valley said the Segway might just be bigger than the Internet. Even now, the Segway ...
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Segway CTO becoming VP of Apple product design -- yes, really
... was still Ginger and Dean Kamen was harvesting pre-launch industry reactions, Kamen brought the people mover to Steve Jobs. El Jobso's reaction to Field's design is the stuff of Harvard Business school legend: "I think it sucks," said Jobs, "Its ...
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... so far except for the obvious one: we Windows users really miss Windows mouse functionality when we use a Mac. Steve Jobs' obsession with UI purity can really be a pain in the ass sometimes. So that's been my day. How was yours? - Kevin Drum 11:36 ...
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... major assignment, on his book "Inside Steve's Brain," which looks at the genius and temperment of Apple founder Steve Jobs. Tuesday, July 8 2:15 p.m. -Paul Fisher on "House of Wits: An Intimate Portrait of the James Family," a true American dynasty ...
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Newsletter #449 Preview: Should Apple Take the Gloves Off and Go After Microsoft For Real?
Although Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at least pretend in public to have a friendly relationship of several decades, you know that Apple and Microsoft have been fierce competitors for years.
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Zeroes, ones and shameless empire-building
The great computer empires of today started in the dreams of young men - Bill Gates was very young when he embarked on his course, and Apple's Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak started by hawking 'blue boxes' around ...
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A Perfect Storm for Electric Utilities
... for granted. The people we hold up as examples are Mark Zuckerman, the founder of Facebook, or Bill Gates or Steve Jobs," says Kevin Cullather, the director of education for the American Public Power Association. "Today, kids who are good at math go ...
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Farewell, Bill Gates - Forbes.com
... will move on. First to go is Bill Gates, who on June 27 stepped aside at Microsoft. Next, I'd wager, will be Steve Jobs, for health reasons. Jobs, 53, underwent surgery for pancreatic cancer in 2004 and lately has been looking unwell. Apple p.r. ...
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... generation of Apple devices, or risk being burnt by odd design foibles - or simply dodgy design quality. I like Steve Jobs as about much as Steve Balmer. Not a lot. The absurd fanbase that follows the company is bad enough, but idolising the CEO of ...
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Scobleizer - Microsoft Geek Blogger: Waiting in line for iPhones is glorious
... to buy the first iPhone (we were first in line at the Apple store in Palo Alto, CA, which is the one closest to Steve Jobs' home). Personally, the line was more fun than using the product. It'll always be one of the things in my life that I'll ...
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New iPhone Won't Derail BlackBerry
... sound uncomfortably close to what Research in Motion's ( RIMM ) BlackBerrys do. Perhaps of more concern is that Steve Jobs & Co. slashed the price on the iPhone 3G. Consumers and corporate users can now pick one up for as little as $200. That's ...
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Boardroom Despatches: Know when to quit
... bid for PeopleSoft. I'm not sure if anyone wins if Oracle bags that rival . Time to back off. Another winner is Steve Jobs. After a less than glorious exit from Apple in 1985, he came back in the late nineties and the company is again beating to the ...
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Boardroom Despatches: Apple's rebirth
and its charismatic leader Steve Jobs - the ultimate reformed act? I want to look at the good, the bad and the ugly at this company, focusing on the good that has seen a tremendous turnaround, and what lessons that delivers. Go back a few years and ...
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Boardroom Despatches: Fear of failure
... examples from the tech industry in the US we know so well. Don't think for a minute that top executives such as Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt haven't faced tough times. NeXT was no stroll in the park for the former and the latter couldn't turn around ...
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... Emerging Technologies , Phil Wainewright Time to blow up the software industry Vinnie Mirchandani's post, Call to Steve Jobs: Please reshape the enterprise software market was bound to get a reaction out of my Irregular chums. 70 reactions to be ...
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iPhone 3G queue not idiots but environmental campaigners
... uct -- coming soon at a new higher price, with enforced in-store activation -- into a form of protest. That's the Steve Jobs strategy in a nutshell.
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... you Mac-curious were most likely sniffing around for rumors about this week's show, especially regarding CEO Steve Jobs's big speech. Well, the wait is over. At his keynote on January 7, Jobs unveiled two new PowerBooks: an expansive, feature-rich ...
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iPhone 3G set for 8 a.m. debut on July 11
... will go on sale at 8 a.m. local time on Friday, July 11. The July 11 ship date had been set by Apple during Steve Jobs' Worldwide Developers Conference keynote last month, but the exact time of the release was still up in the air. AT&T made the ...
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... will answer questions that readers have frequently been asking us. So the iPhone costs $199 or $299, right? Sure, Steve Jobs has touted the $199 price tag for the iPhone 3G, but as with anything where a non-Apple company is involved, the truth is ...
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iPhone 3G line forms in NYC for a green cause
... letter to political and commercial leaders, including Senator Hillary Clinton, Mayor Michael Bloomburg, and even Steve Jobs, the group lists its goals for the week. This includes using mobile solar power from Solar1, having locally grown healthy ...
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