...offered on all non-Apple phones, analysts said."The other makers are now scrambling" to find alternatives, said Rob Enderle, a leading technology analyst based in San Jose.The companies could opt to pay Apple licensing fees for access to...
...probably go down in the record books as the most customer-unfriendly act this year, if not the last few years," said Rob Enderle, an analyst at the Giga Information Group, a consulting firm in San Jose, Calif. "It should be No. 1 on the list...
...alternatives to the Microsoft operating system that runs on more than 90 percent of the world's personal computers, analyst Rob Enderle of Giga Information Group said. "Microsoft may well be in a fight for its life anyway," Enderle said Saturday...
...any companies necessarily equipped to step in and immediately fill a void from a crippled Microsoft," said analyst Rob Enderle, who follows Microsoft for research firm Giga Information Group. As U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson...
...breakup plan were to make it all the way through appeals, it could create a lot of confusion in the marketplace," said Rob Enderle, an analyst with the Giga Information Group. "Long-term, we'd find a lot more benefit, but it might be with...
...management team.The price that AOL is paying is "really just the hiring fee to get Arianna," said technology analyst Rob Enderle. "This is one of those out-of-left-field moves that actually makes a lot of sense. This could put AOL back...
...packaging weather. "They are becoming much more of a destination as opposed to just a communications front-end," Rob Enderle, an independent analyst in San Jose, Calif., said of instant-messaging services. "They want to own the user...
...Inc. will do next. "AOL is left looking like the race car in a race that nobody wants to run in anymore," said Rob Enderle, an industry analyst in San Jose, Calif. "AOL's dead as it exists. It has to find a way to become relevant again...
...Japanese already use their handsets as digital wallets. "The phone is rapidly becoming a window to the world," said Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group research firm. "In many ways it's becoming a replacement for the PC." Cell phones have far...
...was staged at the same time across town. "It kind of feels like the life-force has gone out of the show," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst of the Enderle Group, which follows the high-tech sector. "The energy just isn't here...
The Augusta Chronicle ©2011. All Rights Reserved.