Dropbox, Google Drive, and the Consumer Price Index
I was looking at the April CPI this morning, and I got to thinking about Dropbox. I use Dropbox literally 25-50 times a day. I’m working on a file on my Apple... Read »
Buffett Passes on Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL)
Billionaire Warren Buffett, who is well-known for his “no tech” investment philosophy, says he has no interest in buying shares of Google (GOOG) or Apple (AAPL). Responding... Read »
Microsoft (MSFT) Targets Mobile Market, Should Apple (AAPL) Worry?
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is the king of smartphones, but Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) wants a big piece of the sector. In fact, Microsoft announced last Monday... Read »
Apple (AAPL) is a Want—Global Resources are Needs
Last week, U.S. Global’s Tadas Misiunas and I spent some time with financial advisors from Florida, providing an update on natural resources investments. Many... Read »
Apple (AAPL) Remains the “Best of Breed”
Steve Jobs would be quite pleased if he were still alive. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), which has been on a steady downward move, down 13.28% since trading at $644.00... Read »
The Future of Telecom: An Economic Perspective
If Adam Smith had observed the modern telecom industry, he might have added some interesting insights. The father of modern economics noted that division of labor... Read »
Instagram Purchase Is Good News for App Economy Jobs
The $1 billion purchase by Facebook of Instagram, a startup with a hot mobile photo app, was played up by the New York Times as a way for Facebook to stave off competition–”eat... Read »
App Economy Continues to Grow
This morning’s employment report confirms that the App Economy continues to grow, while much of the rest of the economy stays week. The number of people working... Read »
TR50: The 50 Most Innovative Companies
We will posting Technology Review’s 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2011 in increments of five as not to overwhelm you. Innovation is the place to be, in our book. 1)... Read »
The Thorn in the PC Market Leader’s Side
My kid hardly ever works on his desktop personal computer (PC) anymore, instead favoring a laptop. In fact, I often see him surfing the Internet and doing research... Read »






