The graph tells the story. Tablets certainly are the growth device. No wonder PC manufacturers are doing it tough.
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Mobile Phones and Tablets Now Account for 1 in 8 U.S. Internet Page Views
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by Untold Stories About Steve Jobs: Friends and Colleagues Share Their Memories
I think my favourite one is where he had the Porsches moved to the back of the building before an investor arrived because he didn’t want it to look like they had money 😛
by New 3D printer makes furniture, glass jars, food and more out of garbage
These 3d printers are amazing. This one even pumps out tennis balls and shoes…..
http://boingboing.net/2012/10/04/new-3d-printer-makes-furniture.html
by I like fat buttery words
From Shaun Usher. This cover letter for a job is fantastic. How could you say no?
http://www.lettersofnote.com/2012/03/i-like-words.html
by Boeing 787 built in around 2 minutes.
Sensational Social Media Facts, Figures and Statistics – 6 Infographics
These infographics are great. If you’re reading this on a mobile, try and log on to a desktop so you get a better view of them.
This follows on from my last post about social media statistics but also delves deeper into the best ways to utilise each platform
The author: Jeff has written a book about blogging which sounds like an interesting read. He also has more than 110,000 followers on twitter.
by Social Media Statistics Australia – September 2012
Interesting stats here about the number of users on the various social networks.
All fairly static but facebook is a long way up on the others.
http://www.socialmedianews.com.au/social-media-statistics-australia-september-2012/
by Senator’s ‘red undie’ remarks fall flat in New York
Privacy and social media investigation: how I tracked down an entire family from one tweet | Joanna Geary
This blog entry by Joanna Geary illustrates just how easy it is to find out information about people online. A good reminder to be careful about what you post.
by Microsoft’s HUGE Windows 8 gamble
It seems that Microsoft has fallen behind its competitors but it would be dangerous for those competitors to underestimate Microsoft’s level of entrenchment in enterprise.
BUT…. they have to get it right this time. They couldn’t afford another Vista.
From itwire.com
Gartner says Windows 8 Is a big gamble Microsoft must make to stay relevant in a world where mobile devices are becoming the norm
Microsoft is taking a big gamble over the next few months with Windows and Office, the two products responsible for most of its revenue and profit, according to analysts Gartner. It is a risk that Microsoft must take to stay relevant in a world where…. continue reading
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