Will AI eat software?

By Martin Recke

Software used to be expensive, but thanks to AI, it may soon be cheap. Will software developers lose their jobs?

Uncertainty and the end of business as usual

By Martin Recke

Uncertainty has become the norm. That's the end of business as usual.

iPhone 5: Gorgeous Hardware, Outdated Interface and Declining Services?

By Martin Recke

Today is the annual iPhone appreciation day. Lots, if not millions of people worldwide get their new, shiny devices. Designed by Apple in California, assembled in China. The launch of a new iPhone has grown into a phenomenon of pop culture. But what is this buzz all about? Is it still the hardware that matters?

Amazon: It’s Services, not Hardware

By Martin Recke

In the beginning was the Hardware, and the Hardware came from Apple and IBM, and the Hardware was Apple and IBM. Then came the Software, and with the Software came Microsoft. IBM withdraw and left the Hardware to Dell and HP. Microsoft dominated the Software, and Apple got to the brink of bankruptcy.

Mountain Lion: making the hardware less important?

By Adam Tinworth

With the announcement of Mountain Lion, Apple is making hardware less significant than ever.