http://www.tonybove.com/getoffmicrosoft/blog/?p=98 How to get off, where to get off, and why you should stay off Microsoft, with news and tips on alternatives Sun, 14 Sep 2008 03:31:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.tonybove.com/getoffmicrosoft/blog/?p=98&cpage=1#comment-112475 Bove’s Blips » Blog Archive » Google has Mojo in Hand with the Chrome Browser Tue, 02 Sep 2008 17:44:25 +0000 http://www.tonybove.com/getoffmicrosoft/blog/?p=98#comment-112475 [...] the entire industry and upgrade the capabilities of all browsers so that they can better support Web services (applications) and cloud computing. Google’s stated purpose is to drive innovation on the Web. Market share can be [...] [...] the entire industry and upgrade the capabilities of all browsers so that they can better support Web services (applications) and cloud computing. Google’s stated purpose is to drive innovation on the Web. Market share can be [...]

]]> http://www.tonybove.com/getoffmicrosoft/blog/?p=98&cpage=1#comment-83054 iTimes with Tony Bove » Blog Archive » Burning the Macworld Oil Thu, 13 Dec 2007 17:32:48 +0000 http://www.tonybove.com/getoffmicrosoft/blog/?p=98#comment-83054 [...] With Macworld Expo in San Francisco approaching, the rumor mill is working overtime along with developers feverishly constructing demos and beta versions of new applications. One wonders when the expo folks will change its name to Apple Expo — I think by next year. The show covers far more than Mac, and given recent rumors of Windows XP applications running on OS X without emulation — unhindered, side-by-side with Mac apps — the show will need a name change. Besides, the majority of new products and services will be for the iPod and iPhone. You’ll see far more sophisticated iPod-automobile interfaces, lots of cool headphones and gadgets, outstanding iPhone and iPod touch apps in beta, and a mushrooming industry of Web-based apps, some labeled “Web 2.0″ and some “Software-as-a-Service” but mostly built with Ajax tools. [...] [...] With Macworld Expo in San Francisco approaching, the rumor mill is working overtime along with developers feverishly constructing demos and beta versions of new applications. One wonders when the expo folks will change its name to Apple Expo — I think by next year. The show covers far more than Mac, and given recent rumors of Windows XP applications running on OS X without emulation — unhindered, side-by-side with Mac apps — the show will need a name change. Besides, the majority of new products and services will be for the iPod and iPhone. You’ll see far more sophisticated iPod-automobile interfaces, lots of cool headphones and gadgets, outstanding iPhone and iPod touch apps in beta, and a mushrooming industry of Web-based apps, some labeled “Web 2.0″ and some “Software-as-a-Service” but mostly built with Ajax tools. [...]

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