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About Jason Perlow
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Jason Perlow, Sr. Technology Editor at ZDNet is a technologist with over two decades of experience with integrating large heterogeneous multi-vendor computing environments in Fortune 500 companies. A long-time computer enthusiast starting the age of 13 with his first Apple ][ personal computer, he began his freelance writing career starting at ZD Sm@rt Reseller in 1996 and has since authored numerous guest columns for ZDNet Enterprise and Ziff-Davis Internet. Jason was previously Senior Technology Editor for Linux Magazine, where he wrote about Open Source issues from 1999 to 2008.
In his spare time, Jason is an avid amateur chef and food writer, where his work reviewing New Jersey restaurants has appeared in The New York Times. He is also the founder of the popular food web site eGullet and blogs about restaurants and cooking at OffTheBroiler.com.
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Jason Perlow
My Full-Time Employer is IBM. I write as a freelancer for ZDNet.
Disclaimer: The postings and opinions on this blog are my own and don't necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
I own no investments or direct financial instruments in the companies I write about.
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Jason Perlow
In his spare time, Jason is an avid amateur chef and food writer, where his work reviewing New Jersey restaurants has appeared in The New York Times. He is also the founder of the popular food web site eGullet and blogs about restaurants and cooking at OffTheBroiler.com.
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The long kiss goodbye for x86 desktop Windows
The transition from traditional Windows desktops to the Post-PC world, the ARM architecture and the Metro user interface is inevitable. But it won't a be quick one.
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In defense of the Galaxy Note's stylus
Just because you didn't like Samsung's commercial doesn't make the stylus any less valid.
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Happy Chinese workers spell the end of affordable tech
Human and worker rights reforms in China would have serious negative consequences for the efficiency and cost of the gadget supply chain.
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Textbook of the Future: The hardware
If we acknowledge that iPad is not the appropriate hardware solution for teaching students in the 21st century, then what is?
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Textbook of the Future: The challenges
It's actually cheaper to go to another planet than to give an iPad to every child.
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Lazaridis and Balsillie: The two RIM hosers that destroyed the BlackBerry empire
The shamed former Co-CEO's of Research in Motion will be always remembered as the Bob and Doug McKenzie of the smartphone industry rather than the giants they should have been.
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Amazon: "Primed" to disrupt Apple's textbook plans?
Apple may have thrown down the gauntlet for the iPad in education, but don't count Amazon out.
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On Tablets, Android 4.0 is an Ice Cream Headache
I've been using Google's latest Android operating system on my Motorola XOOM for almost two weeks, and it's far from the cookies and cream one might imagine.
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The Last CES: Gadget fatigue forebodes industry consolidation
I'm going to put a stick in the ground with this prediction: By 2015, the Consumer Electronics Show will be no more.
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Google, please integrate Fax and Document Management services into Voice!
Now that we've moved to VOIP and unified messaging, it's time to finally bury the fax machine and get some real online document and information management tools.
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Why Ice Cream Sandwich won't be able to save Android tablets
While more responsive and with an improved browser, Ice Cream Sandwich still doesn't address the fundamental flaws with Android on tablet computers.
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Google's New Year resolution must be Android's virtualization
Android will be virtualized and productized as such on smartphones and tablets in 2012. You can bet on it.
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Dear Google: Android's Multitasking Sucks
When it comes to task managment, the developers at Google think they know better than the end-users that are actually using their products.
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Dear Industry: Stop making us beta test your released products
Virtually every consumer electronics product I bought or used this year had significant issues that had to be fixed post-release.
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2011: The year mobility reigned Tech Broiler
Time and time again, Tech Broiler's top stories were all about mobile technology and digital convergence.
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2011: The year Android had Multiple Personality Disorder
In 2011 Google's Android brought us splits in versions, open source commitment, carrier and OEM implementations, preferred device vendors and application ecosystems.
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Handset Manufacturers: Who are we kidding with the anemic smartphone batteries?
Do you seriously expect me to go all day with a battery that can realistically keep a 4G phone powered for four hours using default presets?
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Business Travelers: Check your damn bags please
I'm mad as hell about self-centered business travelers on commuter jets and I'm not going to take it anymore.
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HP's webOS is going Open Source. Now what?
Assuming HP does all the right things when Open Sourcing webOS, what happens to the platform next?
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Google: We don't need Chrome OS, we want cloud login for PCs
The concept behind a unified login and cloud integration is sound, but not with a limited desktop OS.
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