Rob Enderle

This is Microsoft moving toward offering all of its software as a service, ... Microsoft will ease into it because they don't want to give up the product revenue before the services revenue can ramp up.

Motorola will do whatever it takes to maintain its dominant position and if that means doing stuff on Linux it means doing stuff Linux. If that means doing stuff on Microsoft then they'll do stuff on Microsoft, ... They are not religious. They'll do what their customers want them to do because the don't want to give up this very lucrative market to anyone else.

The GPS navigation market is poised for rapid growth in the US in 2006. The most successful GPS products will be those with affordable prices, strong performance, and a simple user interface.

We're seeing cell phone growth from ages 8 and 9 on.

They bring different strengths to the table. Compaq has done a better job in regard to engineering an entire line. On the other hand, HP has been strong in consumer products.

This gives Apple the biggest competitive advantage they've had in history from Microsoft.

The suit is likely to hurt both firms' opportunities.

Audrey was one of the best implementations of what turned out to be a really bad idea, ... It could be the poster child for this.

I wouldn't go so far as to say WAP is dead. But the idea that an IT manager or Webmaster should have to learn WML to create a WAP site is hogwash, ... The idea that WML replaces HTML is silly.

In terms of the level of importance, this would be in this space the same thing as Apple announcing they were going to be using Intel processors,

This is an initiative to create a high level of integration and is almost a complete reorganization of the Microsoft architecture, ... But I haven't seen anything new they've done that has gotten me excited.

He was an instrumental part of making the Internet happen. When your on the Web and doing shopping, say a little prayer for Scott because he's part of what got you there.

Blended wireless phones will continue to proliferate and do represent a bridging technology. Eventually we will be making our calls consistently over the Internet, and the phone will simply become another wireless Internet appliance.

Once you have the link open, you should be able to get the (Internet Protocol) address on the other side. If the drives are password protected, it is far more difficult to get access.

They have completely crossed over into La-La Land.

It is one of the more interesting ideas that has come up of late. And one that I think has the potential to really transform the way we play with the Web.

The product is clearly now really late.

It looks like a comprehensive package, but they've been working at this for some time, ... Most of us hoped they would be at this point a year ago.

Granted, it was fairly early. But we do remember that people were downloading things across remote servers across what became the Internet at that time,

It's too early to call it, ... The software industry is going to be seeing a lot of changes for some time -- that's the only guarantee at this point.

Microsoft has always been light on the collaborative side, ... It's about time they show what Groove is going to turn into at Microsoft.

It's going to take a few versions until this can be a world-killing product, but over time, if it's done right, it could certainly be as big as the PC ever was.

Investing during a downturn isn't a new strategy, but it's a bold maneuver nonetheless, given that TI isn't exactly flying high right now. Its revenues for the first half of 2002 were down to 3.89 billion, a 13 percent drop year over year. Cutting RD budgets can be tempting for managers during tough times, ... It's seen as a soft cost, like marketing.

Vista, because it was pretty much conceived during the toughest times for Microsoft with regards to malicious software, has the most protection in it compared to any of their platforms.

Cutting RD budgets can be tempting for managers during tough times. It's seen as a soft cost, like marketing.