Licence to thrill: Jaguar and BMW bringing James Bond-style cars to the masses By Rob Enderle published 22 April 15
CES 2015: Internet of Things, wearables and robots set to steal show By Rob Enderle published 2 January 15
NVIDIA and IBM team-up to create two record-breaking supercomputers By Rob Enderle published 17 November 14
Microsoft Windows 10 is serious about security By Rob Enderle published 24 October 14 Much of what you will be hearing about Windows 10 this year will have to do with things that make you safer and your company IT folks happier.
Forget the iPad Air 2, the most impressive thing Apple launched was a PC By Rob Enderle published 22 October 14 When Apple starts showcasing that the whole “PC is Dead thing” is BS you have to stand up and listen and they certainly caught my attention.
Intel and Asus try to make a modular PC - again By Rob Enderle published 17 October 14 One of the most interesting products I was connected to in the 1990s was the IBM modular computer. It was a brilliant idea it just was badly timed.
AMD’s new CEO claims it's nearly out of the woods By Rob Enderle published 13 October 14 AMD’s board can now see the road out of the woods and wants the company to drive more quickly to get there.
IBM and NVIDIA buddy up for OpenPower: Will Intel help or hinder? By Rob Enderle published 6 October 14 The OpenPOWER Foundation effectively moves from a proof of concept to a power in the industry, thanks to the joint efforts of IBM and NVDIA showcased by this joint announcement.
A look at the history of Windows, and why Windows 10 will be a hit By Rob Enderle published 2 October 14 As is typical with Microsoft’s product cadence, the company has listened with Windows 10, and it addresses virtually all of the downsides of Windows 8.
Why Nvidia’s Shield Tablet is a real winner By Rob Enderle published 30 September 14 Nvidia has stepped its game up with the upgraded Shield Tablet – and the low latency Wi-Fi controller is very impressive too.
Blackberry Passport: A phone designed to beat Antennagate and Bendgate By Rob Enderle published 25 September 14 For Apple design, weight, and thin are high priorities which tends to result in phones that are very attractive but also fragile. For Blackberry battery life, security, and practicality are key.
Qualcomm’s vision of the connected future: Social, virtual reality, robots and more By Rob Enderle published 20 September 14 At Uplinq, Qualcomm showed that it wants to change the world, from streaming music and video that’s accessible everywhere, through to robots and superhero doctors.
