http://www.detectivemarketing.com/ipad-killer-from-google/ :blog, speeches, consulting and books Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:15:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.detectivemarketing.com/ipad-killer-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-5174 Stefan Engeseth Fri, 07 May 2010 09:18:14 +0000 http://www.detectivemarketing.com/?p=3443#comment-5174 Thanks Dee. I agree, Apple is fare ahead from the rest in many fields, and with the iPad - they set the standard high in the tablet device category. Think Google need to find talent and partners fast to catch up if they like to move in to the hard ward field (with I don't think they have any choice in moving into). Thanks Dee. I agree, Apple is fare ahead from the rest in many fields, and with the iPad – they set the standard high in the tablet device category. Think Google need to find talent and partners fast to catch up if they like to move in to the hard ward field (with I don’t think they have any choice in moving into).

]]> http://www.detectivemarketing.com/ipad-killer-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-5171 Dee Johnson Wed, 05 May 2010 07:14:21 +0000 http://www.detectivemarketing.com/?p=3443#comment-5171 Apple created a template that other's need to follow for a tablet device: Great battery life, ease of use, mobile data, media etc. The trick will be to provide what's in the template and offer a viable alternative by contrasting the 'walled garden' approach to the illusion of freedom (mobile operators will not allow full fledged freedom on a mobile internet sim card). Unfortunately I haven't seen anyone do close to as good of a job as apple with data entry via a screen. Google hasn't proven that it can choose the right hardware partner or business model (the online-only nexus one launch was horrid) so it's all speculative at this point. Apple created a template that other’s need to follow for a tablet device: Great battery life, ease of use, mobile data, media etc. The trick will be to provide what’s in the template and offer a viable alternative by contrasting the ‘walled garden’ approach to the illusion of freedom (mobile operators will not allow full fledged freedom on a mobile internet sim card). Unfortunately I haven’t seen anyone do close to as good of a job as apple with data entry via a screen. Google hasn’t proven that it can choose the right hardware partner or business model (the online-only nexus one launch was horrid) so it’s all speculative at this point.

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