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Category Archives: Editorials
Microsoft should make a dumbphone OS
Smartphones are all the rage these days, but what about the underestimated dumbphone market? By the way, when I say ‘dumbphone’ I’m referring to general cellphones that aren’t classified as ‘smartphones’. The quasi-official classification is really ‘feature phone’ but ‘dumbphone’ … Continue reading
Why the Microsoft Kin failed
I know this is rather late, but I though I had previous typed this up before, but couldn’t locate it on WordPress. So here it is. The Kin failed because of poor research into what the market wanted, especially baseline … Continue reading
Why bookstores are NOT going to ‘die’ out
There’s been a lot of ridiculous hype that bookstores are going to be dead in the near future. These people mainly contribute it to the rising use of eBooks and how Kindles are making bookstores obsolete and whatnot. I personally … Continue reading
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It’s 2011; Why haven’t I got a smartphone by now?
If you’re a tech/gadget lover, you probably have already picked a smartphone by now. However, being a tech lover, I don’t have a smartphone. Why? Let’s see my reasons: 1. Data plan – Any smartphone you buy in the US … Continue reading
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