Charles Arthur, experiente editor do jornal The Guardian, tira vantagem da sua grande experiência cobrindo o setor da tecnologia para relatar os altos e baixos da Apple, Microsoft e Google em sua busca pelo domínio da computação pessoal. Ao examinar as lutas destes titãs pela su…
Charles Arthur, escritor sobre tecnología y editor de The Guardian, recurre a su experiencia sobre la industria de la tecnología de la información para hablar acerca de los altibajos de Apple, Google y Microsoft en su batalla por el dominio en la computación personal. Mediante e…
Charles Arthur, an experienced technology writer and editor at the Guardian, draws on his experience covering the IT industry to report on the highs and lows of Apple, Google and Microsoft as they battled for dominance in consumer computing. By examining their struggles for supr…
- Which of Apple, Google and Microsoft had an office with a "drawer of broken dreams" - and what (real) objects lay inside it?- When did Microsoft have the chance to catch Google in making money from search - and who vetoed it?- Why did Google test 40 shades of blue on its users…
- Which of Apple, Google and Microsoft had an office with a "drawer of broken dreams" - and what (real) objects lay inside it?- When did Microsoft have the chance to catch Google in making money from search - and who vetoed it?- Why did Google test 40 shades of blue on its users…
- Which of Apple, Google and Microsoft had an office with a "drawer of broken dreams" - and what (real) objects lay inside it?- When did Microsoft have the chance to catch Google in making money from search - and who vetoed it?- Why did Google test 40 shades of blue on its users…
- Which of Apple, Google and Microsoft had an office with a "drawer of broken dreams" - and what (real) objects lay inside it?- When did Microsoft have the chance to catch Google in making money from search - and who vetoed it?- Why did Google test 40 shades of blue on its users…
Which of Apple, Google and Microsoft had an office with a "drawer of broken dreams"--And what (real) objects lay inside it? When did Microsoft have the chance to catch Google in making money from search - and who vetoed it? Why did Google test 40 shades of blue on its users? How…
'Digital Wars' assesses who will be the victor and what the implications are for business, individuals and society. Accessible and comprehensive, it looks at the very different cultures of each business, the iPhone, Android, iPods (mobile music) and the browser and apps battles.
Apple, Google and Microsoft are locked in a battle to dominate the Internet and especially the fastest-growing part of it - mobile. All three have fought each other in previous wars, and now they want to dominate search technology, cloud computing, mobile music and the smartphon…
"It's 1998 and the digital world takes shape. Into this maelstrom of change came three companies: Apple, Microsoft and Google. They were radically different companies and they would subsequently fight a series of pitched battles for control of different parts of the digital land…
