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Apple was able to leapfrog its competition thanks in part to brilliant supply chain management that is still years ahead of the competition. That's because Tim Cook, who was Steve Jobs' second in command, handled all of Apple's supply concerns for its devices. Now Google is trying to do the same thing: build phones and devices that people will love and leapfrog the competition.
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“It’s like giving a glass of ice water to somebody in hell” That’s what Steve Jobs said of iTunes for Windows when asked why Apple made its software for competing Microsoft users. But times have changed. Apple continues to make/supp... Read Post

Talking about the App Store, Jobs opened by pushing the concept of HTML5: “We support two platforms at Apple. Two. The first is HTML5, a fully-open, uncontrolled platform that is forged and defined by standards bodies. We fully supp... Read Post

Google Docs introduced its OCR feature last year, and its addition was a welcome one for anyone who uploads photgraphed or scanned documents like receipts, faxes, or other dead-tree materials. Now, Google has announced that OCR supp... Read Post