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The Cell Phone Wars

Slate has an interesting comparison of Apple’s very closed model with the iPhone and Google’s very open model with Android: In the two months since the App Store's launch, Apple has rejected several programs for seemingly arbitrary reasons that it won't disclose. Developers havegrumbled about...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 09-26-2008
The MobileMe disaster continues: Now it's not 'Exchange for the rest of us' anymore

I just received the following note that Apple sent to its sales force. In it, the company says that it will no longer use the "Exchange for the rest of us" slogan because MobileMe, unlike Exchange, does not really use push technology. This whole thing is unbelievable to me: MobileMe Messaging...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 07-17-2008
Apple MobileMe ... PC vs. Mac

Apple’s MobileMe isn’t just a warmed over PC- and iPhone-compatible version of .Mac. It’s important for two reasons: Apple is jumping headfirst into the cloud computing market. (And confounding pundits who predicted they’d partner with Google.) Apple is providing a consumer-friendly Exchange-like service...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 06-09-2008
Mozilla Messenging

Mozilla has set up its new site for Thunderbird, called Mozilla Messenging : Email and similar communication tools are a fundamental part of the online experience. We think they could be much better than they are today. What if... Getting lots of email was helpful, not overwhelming? Could it even be...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 02-19-2008
Google For iPhone: Android’s Beta-Test?

Google Blogoscoped has what I take to be a very insightful look into Google's recent gains on the iPhone: I’ve been surprised by Google’s rapid redesign of its mobile services to support the iPhone: In less than 6 months, Google has created custom iPhone interfaces for all its key services. But it...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 12-20-2007
Google significantly improves its iPhone Web application

The Google Mobile Blog has the scoop on some amazing changes to Google's Web app for the iPhone (what you see when you visit www.google.com on Apple's device): I set out to create an application that would preload my favorite Google products and allow me to switch between them instantly. I wanted...

Posted to SuperSite Blog (Weblog) by pthurrott on 12-05-2007

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Browse by Tags

The Cell Phone Wars

The MobileMe disaster continues: Now it's not 'Exchange for the rest of us' anymore

Apple MobileMe ... PC vs. Mac

Mozilla Messenging

Google For iPhone: Android’s Beta-Test?

Google significantly improves its iPhone Web application