Maybe we will learn something with the Nexus One launch (5th of January 2010) what most of us haven’t yet taken into a account and what will, in my eyes, compensate the biggest problem of the Android platform – the missing, native Android client for my home PC.
Maybe Google will offer a new software architecture [...]

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Many StartUp or small websites have the problem that the user has to register again and again and again…
Either the user is not interested or too lazy in doing so (and thus he will never become a registered and valuable user) or he doesn’t maintain his user data within your site consequently.
For those sites I [...]

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Google is, no doubt, a, if not the winner of 2009, but, in my eyes, they did one huge mistake:
Their Android Appstore is isolated to the Android platform, at the moment, there’s even no client for the desktop clients.
If I had been Google I have had chosen to buy Sun, have had made Standard [...]

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In the last days there is breaking out a fight among developers (and others) again.
Which is the best approach to develop mobile apps? Web or Rich Client (native apps)?
I say: Take the best of both and develop Hybid Mobile Apps, which look like rich clients, behave and will be installed like Rich Clients, but which [...]

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Sounds crazy, do you think?
Maybe, but it could work, because the Internet doesn’t have to change their current models.
Content in the Internet remains free and Google, every search engine works as usual.
Paid content will be delivered by paid (mobile) apps. The user is used to pay for content in the mobile space, and that differs [...]

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Google has founded  a world-wide subsidiary called G-Mobile in 2011 (bought different mobile providers all over the world in 2010). G-Mobile is the biggest mobile telephone provider in 2013,  far ahead of T-Mobile, Vodafone, Verizon and all the others.
G-Mobile has over 800 million customers in 2013. G-Mobile speciality is to provide free high speed mobile [...]

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I’m a huge fan of Google, especially in the last two years and the last months with Android, Chrome, Chrome OS and many other creations of the viable Think Tank Google.
In the beginning it was just a Search Company for me and a welcomed antithesis to the powerhorse Microsoft, but now Google is the IT [...]

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The mobile app train has started. No, to be honest, it even has received remarkable speed – in my eyes.
2010 will be the year of the mobile business app, but the Germans aren’t on the train yet.
At least I don’t see many or any apps of the largest 30 companies (DAX companies) in the android [...]

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I like the Google wave idea, really!
But in these days and within the Web 2.0 space if you launch a new service you need a working mobile client (in my eyes), at least a service that works on new smartphones (like the iPhone or Android) and/or with 3 G speed.
Web 2.0 (or Mobile 2.0) [...]

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