An article written by Flurry has morphed into hundreds of articles about how the iPhone is killing eReaders. Here are the actual facts in the article – Facts related to Books The number of books released in the App Store surged from 10% of Apps in July 2009 to 20% of Apps in October 2009. This is not sales. [...]
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James Fallows at the Atlantic posts follow-ups from his readers on the ‘all in one device’ debate. A lot of the arguments against ‘one device to rule them all’ apply to Kindle Vs iPhone – There are physical and hardware limitations to just how multi-purpose an all in one device can be. Dedicated Devices [...]
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Joe Wilcox has a post claiming that Android is going to beat the iPhone. How Strange – It’s usually the as yet unannounced Apple product that is supposed to kill an existing giant. Its also a strange situation for me - the iPhone is my first and only Apple Product. However, the iPhone just floored me. It’s [...]
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Gawker has the scoop on a slip by Bill Keller of NY Times - Sixth, we need to figure out the right journalistic product to deliver to mobile platforms. I’m hoping we can get the newsroom more actively involved in delivering our best journalistic product .. … times reader, iPhone apps, impending apple slate or whatever comes [...]
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