In the excitement of Apple's iPad announcement, Barnes & Noble forgets to cancel the Nook. →
I almost want to feel sorry for B&N but when they make such a bad product I can’t wait to watch the train wreck.
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I almost want to feel sorry for B&N but when they make such a bad product I can’t wait to watch the train wreck.
IPad might be the future, but without Flash, it could be alienating the present.
Mr. Milian writes: “As long as you don’t watch Web videos using Flash technology, and that’s about 75% of the streamed content online. Apple’s gadgets might be able to live without Web games — iPhone apps are generally more fully featured anyway — but the dearth of video on the iPad is going to hurt. Thanks to a partnership between Apple and Google, YouTube videos can be tapped without Flash on the iPhone and iPad. But everything else—Vimeo, Funny or Die, Break, Hulu—is inaccessible.”
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