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http://www.minimallyminimal.com/journal/2011/11/16/coffee-time-market-share-vs-profit.html Followers of my blog probably know that this blog is photo heavy. I get many compliments for posting them but I wanted to expand into posting my thoughts and observations on design and the industry. Of course, they will be complimented with graphics and photos. I'll be calling these Coffee Time . I'll post on a frequent basis.

Coffee Time: Market Share vs Profit - journal - minimally minimal

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Is Netflix killing DVDs like Apple killed floppies? | Media Maverick - CNET News

Industry leaders change directions with a product or service and stunned customers revolt. It's a scenario that played out when Facebook overhauled the social network's interface and in 1998 when Apple released the iMac G3 without a 3.5-inch floppy-disc drive. People called Steve Jobs crazy. But Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, like Jobs before him, is now trying to move the market into the future, says Garland.
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I was in high school in the mid-nineties when I first encountered the ever-expanding world of websites. At the time, I didn't realize that my future career would rely on this industry -- one which did not exist when I was in elementary school. Now in the year 2008, having created websites for over half my life, I look back and see how much websites have changed in the last decade and a half. http://www.wakeuplater.com/website-building/evolution-of-websites-10-popular-websites.aspx

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Apple transforme l’iPhone en home cinéma… et plus « Macbrains

http://macbrains.info/2010/04/11/apple-transforme-liphone-en-home-cinema-et-plus/ [ Translate this article ] Aussi surprenant que cela puisse paraître, l’information est passée totalement inaperçue jusqu’à aujourd’hui. Il faut dire que la demande de brevet dont il est question faisait partie d’un groupe de 80 qui décourageait d’avance toute velléités d’exploration approfondie. Or donc, alerté par @thomesss de l’existence d’un article du Telegraph , quelle ne fut pas ma surprise de constater qu’une demande de brevet d’Apple ( US 20100079356) portant sur des un système de montures pour iPhone avait été publié voilà plus d’une semaine ! Portant le titre “HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY APPARATUS FOR RETAINING A PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH DISPLAY”, ce document ne propose rien de moins que d’intégrer un iPhone (ou un iPod, n°400 ci-dessous) dans une monture de type “lunettes” munie d’une prise dock (342 à 344 ci-dessous).