Posted: July 2nd, 2010 | Author: J.J. Dharmaraj | Filed under: Sudhoo Circle | Tags: Apple, Ipad, Iphone, iPod, Mac, Microsoft, Steve Jobs | No Comments »
Even if you hate Apple, you have to admit Apple has made its reputation from being cool. People perceive the Apple brand as a cool brand allowing all of their products owners to feel cool. They have built a reputation that is admired by all its competitors as well as business in other sectors. I personally don’t like Apple just because I find they are overpriced for the limited features their products contain. I prefer to use Ubuntu Linux but more often than not I use Microsoft Windows just because they have more applications. But as a business owner and… Continue Reading
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Posted: June 11th, 2010 | Author: J.J. Dharmaraj | Filed under: Sudhoo Circle | Tags: Apple, Ipad, Iphone, iPod, Microsoft, PC, PDA, personal computer, Smartphone, Steve Jobs, Tablet | No Comments »
Apple’s iPod was a device that threw the entire market into disarray. It had a simple design, easy to use, and in the beginning was only good for listening to music. It solved one of the crucial problems among music enthusiasts; they had a ton of music on their hard drives or on cds but had no way of carry all of it with them. So Apple made sure to include a large hard drive in each device. The device became such a huge hit that the iPod transformed into something that was more of a PDA. When the iPod… Continue Reading
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Posted: June 8th, 2010 | Author: J.J. Dharmaraj | Filed under: Sudhoo Circle | Tags: Apple, Bill Gates, BookFace, Facebook, Hackers, IBM, Internet, Iphone, Mark Zuckerberg, Microsoft, Privacy, Security, Social Networks, Steve Jobs, The Man, Windows | No Comments »
While Microsoft commands nearly the entire operating system market, Apple has been able to carve out a small a decent part of the market. Some of the people that use Apple say it is because of ease of use, others it is because it is not owned by Microsoft, and still others choose it because they believe that it is very secure. The importance of security has never been more important ever since the Internet has become the main focus of the computer experience. The Internet can allow someone to access an untold amount of knowledge but it can also allow… Continue Reading
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Posted: June 2nd, 2010 | Author: J.J. Dharmaraj | Filed under: Sudhoo Circle | Tags: Android, Apple, Blackberry, Chrome OS, Google, Internet, Ipad, Iphone, Linux, Microsoft, Mobile, Netbooks, Tablet, Windows | No Comments »
When the computer became more personal so that people could use one every day, Microsoft became the victor serving the most people. However Apple created a product, much like their 1984 Super Bowl advertisement, that catered to people who wanted to go against “the man.” Now Apple has created products that helped it conquer other markets. The iPod is the standard in music listening but only lets you do so much. Microsoft has created the Xbox so that people can play great games in the comfort of their living rooms. It too has limitations. Both companies continue to work on the… Continue Reading
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Posted: May 26th, 2010 | Author: J.J. Dharmaraj | Filed under: Sudhoo Circle | Tags: ABC, Ads, Adverisments, Android, Apple, Blackberry, CBS, Chrome OS, CNN, Google, Internet, Iphone, Microsoft, Mobile, MSN, NBC, New York Times, News Corp, Office, Old Media, Smartphone, Windows, Xbox | No Comments »
The changing media landscape has forced more outlets to embrace new methods of distribution. Most of this focus has been on the Internet and through a desktop browser. More emphasis is being placed on non-traditional Internet devices such as mobile phones, small tablets, and enhanced televisions. The problem is that large old media companies are having a hard time changing. They have for the most part embraced a lot of the new technologies but still complain because most consumers expect these methods to result in them to pay nothing in exchange for consumers to look at advertisements. These old companies feel… Continue Reading
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