At least that’s the opinion in this article. “the average enterprise focussed app development organisation is making around 16 times as much revenue as the average consumer focussed one in total” Why are you still building consumer apps? Enterprise pays 4x more! | Developer Economics There are many facets to this, not mentioned in the Read more about Enterprise apps is where it’s at[…]

Update of an earlier post with feedback straight from the source: The Twitter client is dead, long live the Twitter client | Abiro

I’ve earlier discussed intelligent toys and that there’s a lack of a provider of AI for computers and robots. It seems Google wants to be that provider and more. Boston Dynamics is in my opinion not the most important acquisition in this area, rather companies that work with AI, but its Big Dog seems to Read more about Google and robotics[…]

I didn’t see that coming, especially as the deal with Microsoft is a done deal (no pun intended). It’s also long overdue, considering all other vendors are already using Android (except Apple of course). Even RIM, kind of. It seems Android will replace System 30/40 for lower-end phones over time. Logically though, Android in Nokia’s Read more about Nokia phone with Android![…]

Nothing altogether unexpected, but an attempt at a summary is… more widespread (worldwide) use of smartphones and tablets more services that are mobile-first more outsourcing to cloud services less PCs 2014’s Billion Dollar Tech Trends – Business Insider