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"The Daily" shutting down on december 15th

A very unstable app, expensive as print, no Steve Jobs at the opening event, Rupert Murdoch trying to replicate the print business model. Plus expenses running at about a half million dollars a week.

It was meant to crash and burn from the beginning.

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Different iPads screen comparison.

Different iPads screen comparison.

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Don’t know for certain, though. Tell me this is not a MS Office Excel spredsheet. Could it be that not even accountants who work for Apple use iWork Numbers?

Don’t know for certain, though. Tell me this is not a MS Office Excel spredsheet. Could it be that not even accountants who work for Apple use iWork Numbers?

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Beautiful original iPad speaker.

Beautiful original iPad speaker.

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Apple ‘Proto 035’ comparison.

Apple ‘Proto 035’ comparison.

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A bit too expensive. Quite genius.

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What’s happened over the last five years shows not that Apple disrupted the phone handset industry, but rather that Apple destroyed the handset industry — by disrupting the computer industry. Today, cell phones are apps, not devices. The companies that were the most successful at selling cell phones pre-iPhone are now dead or dying. Amazon, Google, and now even Microsoft are designing and selling their own integrated touchscreen portable tablets. “App” is now a household word.

All of this, because of the iPhone.

John Gruber

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Okay, here’s what I think about Surface.
Microsoft is doing an incredible effort to emulate Apple succes by trying to make a better iPad. However no matter how they accesorize an ‘iPad like’ tablet, they can’t compete because it’s not an iPad.

Much like a Coke ain’t a Pepsi.

The iPad is one of the first Post-PC devices, first of many.
I say Microsoft should’ve wait, and instead of releasing a wanna be iPad, they should’ve been thinking about whats next.

I thought of this while trying to make sense out of this numbers:

In 1984, DOS PCs outsold the Mac 6-to-1. By 2004, the ratio of Windows PCs to Macs sold peaked at 56-to-1. Today it’s under 20-to-1 and still dropping — but if you include iOS devices, it’s down to 2-to-1. Staggering.

Is Microsoft finally scared of Apple?