1980 talk by Steve Jobs on the future of computing
September 4, 2014 by Mark Littlewood
Fascinating recording of Steve Jobs talking about Apple, the future of computing and how it will change the world in 1980.
Fascinating recording of Steve Jobs talking about Apple, the future of computing and how it will change the world in 1980.
64% of high end headphones purchased today are Beats by Dre.
Apple bought Beats by Dre for c $3 billion. With their legendary focus on engineering amazing products, what magic are they buying into? Are the headphones better than the competition? Absolutely not. If you listen to anyone who knows about sound, they will tell you that alternative headphones of equivalent quality are much cheaper, though you might be pushed to name a brand.
This is a great case study of a business that takes marketing seriously.
HyperCat Consortium receives £1.6 million funding from Technology Strategy Board to develop a universal, publicly available, specification for the Internet of Things.
This is Justin Anderson, CEO and Founder of Flexeye, who lead the consortium, talking about Hypercat at the Internet of Things Forum earlier this year.
We are big fans of ridiculous corporate videos at The BLN. So much money, so little clue.
This one for crowdfunding app Wimble is the strangest we have seen for a while. I wonder if it got funded?
I recently experienced the, how shall I put this, ‘buzz’ of Bln.
Out of Harvard University’s Self Organizing Systems Research Group, this is pretty incredible.
A swarm of 1,000 robots working together to make shapes.
He resigned from the company. Max Shireson, CEO of MongoDB resigns with some pointed comments about how women are treated in the workplace before announcing his resignation to spend more time with his family.
Stephen Elop’s memo to Microsoft employees in the devices team.