Welcome to Friday following the birthday of the Declaration of American Independence. It really feels more a like Saturday or Sunday. Looking back there were a few things to report on in the past week although most work got deferred.
Bytes:
It certainly definately a week in technology to pay attention to for sure.
Bits & Bytes for the week:
There was much happening in the world of tech to list in this weeks Bits and Bytes. If we miss anthing major, please let us know so we may pass it on to all of our readers.
What happened this past week?
More to come check back here real soon!
Usually there is very little happening on the weekend to merit attention or mention but this doesn’t seem to be a typical weekend.
Another absolutely beautiful Friday here in Cali with a unique moon expected. Here we offer up another horde of interesting news bits and briefs to catch up on. No major theme emerges except for things in Samsung’s world. It was clearly Samsung’s week and it is just as clear that Samsumg really does belive that flooding the smartphone market with product is a valid competitive strategy and they plan to exploit it. Other once-major players like RIM, Dell, Nokia and Microsoft are attempting to thrive and survive by redefining themselves and their business models.
Here is the list of tech news bits that caught our attention this past week.
Now that you’ve survived the tricks and treats of April 1 it this is a good time to get back to the ever-changing truth of things in technology. Bits and Bytes this week do not fall into any particular theme but are scattered widely across the whole tech ecosystem. If any rise heads above the muck and mire it surely must be the mounting persistence and prevalence of patent suits and an increase in competitive attacks disguised as unsubstantiated rumors.
Let’s get down to it:
Bits & Bytes Friday 4.6.12