- Morning Tech Wrap: iPad 2, Google Circles, Anonymous
Apple is already doing a roaring trade for the iPad 2--if Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster is to be believed. Munster's team contacted stores run by Target and Best Buy and found they had sold out the device, suggesting Apple had sold as many as 500,000 iPad 2 tablets on its debut weekend. Fortune reports that Munster also conducted a survey of 236 respondents in lines for the iPad 2 in New York and Minneapolis and found that 70% were buying an iPad for the first time. Writes Munster in his research note, out yesterday:
<blockquote>We believe this shows Apple is expanding its base of iPad users, which is critical to maintaining its early lead in the growing tablet market.</blockquote>
Meanwhile it looks like Apple may not include NFC (Near Field Communications) hardware in its next-generation iPhone, which would let consumer wave the phone in front of a device at a retail store to pay for something. The Independent cited sources at several large British mobile operators as saying Apple had disclosed in meetings that it would not include NFC technology in the iPhone 5. One of the sources added that Apple was concerned by the "lack of a clear standard across the industry." Appleはすでに計算された2の轟音の貿易を行っている - Piper JaffrayのアナリストGene Munsterは信じられるとされている場合
- Companies turn to virtual conferencing
Mike Lester, chief executive of a transportation software company on the outskirts of Minneapolis, mingles with the best in his industry - virtually, that is.
マイクレは、ミネアポリスの郊外にある交通のソフトウェア会社のCEOは、彼の、業界で最高と混ざっている - 実質的であることを確認します
- UTalkTooMuch: $15Bln Food Maker Deploys SAP On iPad (Webinar, Summarized)
For the second installment of UTalkTooMuch, I'll give the February 27th webinar by The Principal Consulting and Sybase the 500-words-or-less treatment. The two firms collaborated, along with SAP, to deploy a CRM application onto the iPad for General Mills, the huge maker of breakfast cereals (Lucky Charms, anyone?) and other packaged foodstuffs from my hometown of Minneapolis. UTalkTooMuch 2番目の割賦については、私は2月に、Principal Consulting社の第二十七ウェビナーおよびSybase 500の単語または以下の待遇を与えるでしょう
- Housing Crash Is Hitting Cities Thought to Be Stable
As Florida and the Southwest have begun to stabilize, the pain has moved to economically diverse cities where the boom was relatively restrained, like Seattle, Atlanta and Minneapolis. フロリダ州南西部が安定し始めているように、痛みは、ブームは比較的シアトル、アトランタ、ミネアポリスのように、抑制された経済的に多様な都市に移動しました
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