In a recent post, I highlighted how Flipboard has really changed the way I consume the news. What I didn’t consider at the time is that the last five years has altered the way the babies of today will expect to be able to interact with the world around them.
While I’m not convinced this one-year old was trying to pinch the pages of her magazine, the concept is not all that far-fetched.
imo: Town Hall With Kelly Ayotte in Bow, NH http://t.co/qVb76Ko5 #ayotte #nh
It was a little reminiscent of the 1992 Presidential election where Ross Perot would take the stage and whip out his charts and graphs. All in all, it was a good, informative event. It’s a shame the turnout was a little light, though. There are a lot of people who would have benefited from having the big, government analysis broken down into terms that every one can understand.
There was definitely an audible reaction in the room when Senator Ayotte compared the U.S. deficit, debt and spending to a person who makes $60K a year, borrows another $40K a year and spends in excess of $117K a year. I think some people were actually frightened by it. I’m becoming more convinced that we all need a good dose of fear from time to time.
First, technology changes the way we live. Then it changes again so we can better manage the changes. http://t.co/QVM2X6fy via @TNWindustry
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I’m sure I’m not the only person who expected the 4S sales to be anti-climactic, especially following an announcement that many considered a disappointment. But once again, the lines of people waiting to get their hands on the new device were long and the prediction is that it will be yet another record breaking weekend.
Which simply leads me to wonder if this weekend’s buyers are switching to the iPhone from other platforms? Or whether it’s mostly people who absolutely must have the latest and greatest device? And if it’s the latter, what happens to all of those newly retired iPhones?
What’s the point at which the iPhone market gets saturated and there’s no one left to buy them?
Most talk shows should be delayed by 60 mins so the guests have an opportunity to listen to themselves and retract most of what they said.
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