After reading ZDNet storage majordomo Robin Harris' post this morning I couldn't help but ponder the implications of Macs having a native implementation of Sun's ZFS network scalable file system in the latest versions of Mac OS X Snow Leopard client and Snow Leopard Server. Finally, a compelling reason to use Macs as file servers.
I despised Steve Jobs and Apple for the balance of my career. And yet it is a testament to his life that he was even able to make someone like me Think Differently.
Now that the final page in the Steve Jobs chapter of Apple, Inc. has turned, will the company finally embrace the enterprise?
The new Retina Macbook Pro is nice, but it isn't what most people need.
Apple may have thrown down the gauntlet for the iPad in education, but don't count Amazon out.
Apple's newest tablet is their thinnest and most powerful yet. So why am I disappointed?
Hewlett-Packard's WebOS and TouchPad platform needs to provide not only brand awaremess in order to solidify its position in the tablet race against Apple's iPad, but also value.
Although I gave Honeycomb the "old college try" during my recent vacation, I still could not tolerate the constant crashing and bugs. Its only redeeming feature? Superior GMail implementation.
Nestle's Nespresso system is the caffeinated version of the Apple ideology: user-friendly, compact, high-quality, superb design, but ultra-proprietary.
No executive is going to lug around this morbidly obese tablet in place of a smaller iPad or a real laptop.