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“Why ARM will win in the long run”: The game-changing AMD slide that no one published (yet)
A number of us received AMD’s roadmap update late last week ahead of company's official announcement regarding its server portfolio. Towards the end of the deck is slide 33 (see below) which provides with a very clear...
Steve Jobs’ influence is still apparent at Apple
At WWDC last week, Apple announced a cloud-based version of iWork. As Apple demoed this, the whole Flash versus HTML5 brouhaha came back to my mind.
Let's back up a bit. When Steve Jobs and Apple decided to withdraw support for...
iOS 7: Jony Ive's collection of pointless changes
A lot of people are calling iOS 7 "beyond flat." Wouldn't that mean indented or something?
I've been looking at the new mobile operating system, which to me seems to be more about change for the sake of change than actual true...
How to adapt your content strategy for a mobile-first market
Not long ago, I attended Digital Shoreditch and the Future Brands day. Apart from the inevitable cats and kittens, by far the biggest topic for discussion was the impact of mobile on content strategies in technology and...
Can Microsoft make small Windows 8 tablets a success?
The first wave of 7in and 8in Windows 8.1 tablets washed over Computex in Taiwan last week. Up until now, all Windows 8 tablets had measured 10in or larger. This is despite the fact that the smaller tablet segment of the market...
A standing ovation for the new Mac Pro
Ever wonder why there has been a massive slowdown in PC growth? Don't blame Windows 8, blame Apple!
Apple has been the leader in tech and there is no indication that anything has changed. Dell is no leader, nor is Microsoft,...
Security in the cloud: how to oust medieval file-sharing strategies
For decades, IT professionals have delivered enterprise file security in much the same way that medieval guards protected castle ramparts: by digging a deep moat around their perimeters and scanning the horizon for approaching...
The Xbox One’s Internet connection requirement: A big mistake
Microsoft’s Xbox One has caused some consternation for a number of reasons. There’s the used game policy, the £100 price premium over the PlayStation 4, the Big Brother-esque Kinect sensor, and of course the...
HP Discover 2013: All the action from Las Vegas 11-13 June
Welcome along to ITProPortal's latest chapter of live events coverage, as we bring you news, photos and analysis as it unfolds from HP Discover 2013 in Las Vegas.
With more than 500 sessions, 285 demos, and over 500,000 square...
HP Discover 2013: Join us for live coverage from 10 June
It’s over 40 degrees centigrade in Las Vegas right now, but enterprise behemoth HP is ready to take the temperature up another notch by revealing its latest innovation and strategy around big data, storage, cloud computing...
