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Apple sells 2 million iPads; the top supercomputers; Facebook quitters; and software as a service negotiation questions lead today’s headlines. Get the rolling posts via Twitter, RSS, or email.
Here’s a look at Tuesday June 1:
Apple sells 2 million iPads in less than 60 days. That performance comes amid Apple’s international launch of the iPad. Matthew Miller notes that iPad’s lack of Flash is a non-event. Meanwhile, a bevy of rivals are planning similar tablets based on Android. It remains to be seen if any of these competitors are up to the iPad challenge.
Ed Bott looks at Microsoft’s lost decade and does a bit of debunking. One theme: The entire PC industry lost a decade relative to Apple and Google.
It’s China vs. the U.S. in the Supercomputer Top500 list. China’s Nebulae supercomputer is No. 2 in speed, but in theory could surge to No. 1. Most of these supercomputers are powered by Intel chips.
With software as a service gaining traction in most enterprises, Brian Sommer has 9 questions that every SaaS vendor needs to answer. Have these questio
ns ready when you’re doing your due diligence.
Jennifer Leggio has an interesting take on Facebook’s alleged quitters. Are these people that were going to drop their Facebook accounts just crying wolf? Meanwhile, Oliver Marks looks at your social and business life and the trust issue.
And finally, Memorial Day came and went on Monday. We thank our fallen soldiers for their service. See Robin Harris and David Gewirtz.
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