Comment on The Internet of Things [Infographic] by Eddie

Om, thank you very much for posting this today, it made my day ... I was feeling a bit down after reading one of Paul Kedrosky's dystopian blog posts!

Comment on The Internet of Things [Infographic] by Eddie

Backlink: http://gigaom.com/2011/07/17/the-internet-of-things-infographic/#comment-640230

Comment on Can Apple Make the Cloud Work for Consumers? by Eddie

> the company views “the Mac as the center of your device-driven > life.” Yeah, well, that has all changed since the keynote. This article is now deprecated.

Comment on Can Apple Make the Cloud Work for Consumers? by Eddie

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Comment on The last things missing from Apple’s perfect cloud storm by Eddie

Good observations! Many others will want iMessage and Notification Center parity between iOS and OS X and so logically it makes sense that it will be available sooner than later.

Comment on The last things missing from Apple’s perfect cloud storm by Eddie

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Comment on Cloud Computing and the 10X Effect by Eddie

This is a nicely written article (especially for people who are peripheral to cutting edge IT) - I might have titled it differently since its not merely a factor of 10 but the article describes scales (I'd use "orders of magnitude").

Comment on Cloud Computing and the 10X Effect by Eddie

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Comment on How to Use the Cloud to Move Contacts Between Phones by Eddie

mahjong - that's fine if you kowtow to Google and don't mind what they do with your information (including forthcoming hyperpersonal advertisements - there is no such thing as a "free lunch" after all), but I happen to think Kevin's article was awesome and all about having options! Thanks Kevin (for those of us who are more agnostic and want options)!

Comment on How to Use the Cloud to Move Contacts Between Phones by Eddie

Backlink: http://gigaom.com/mobile/how-to-use-the-cloud-to-move-contacts-between-phones/#comment-615698

Comment on How It’s All Coming Together for Ubuntu as the Cloud OS by Eddie

Hi Derrick, thank you for an excellent article. Your tech journalism on Gigaom is second to none!

Comment on How It’s All Coming Together for Ubuntu as the Cloud OS by Eddie

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Comment on My 9 Favorite Startup Lessons From Startup School by Eddie Gear

These are some great advice. I guess there are many more who meed to learn from this artilce. Thanks for sharing.

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Comment on Broadband Speed Is the Tail Wagging the Policy Dog by Eddie

Craig Settles, its time to start using your grey matter in that noggin of yours. Not *once* in your post here today did you use the word "upload". Clearly you are looking at this and the FCC is too from that of "download" (consumption), i.e.: > 10-year goal of 4 Mbps download speed How amazingly boring. Have you ever thought about upload bandwidth? Craig Settles oh guru that you are, have you been reading GigaOm about cloud computing? Have you ever thought of how great it would be if we could UPLOAD, say, virtual machines (on the order of several gigabytes) that we produce on our ever powerful laptops and desktops into, say, Amazon EC2 (machine images)? VMware images? Imagine how much more experimentation could take place by people working in their local offices and using super computing multi-core machines like a Mac Pro desktop tower and then to be able to take a VMWare virtual machine image and shove it up into the cloud and run it on a cloud-based production system? How could you not have thought about this? How could you not have mentioned the substantial asymmetry we have today in broadband (up/down bandwidth). I don't get it, are you not paying attention to your fellow GigaOm authors and the things they write about?

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