Servers Commoditize Hardware while Devices Specializes Hardware

Devices and servers are following opposite tracks at the moment. Servers strive for commoditization while devices focus on specialization. Technologies swing like pendulums – going from one end of the pendulum with a given worldview, towards the other end. At this point in time, servers are … Continue reading →

13 Inventions in the Eye of Total Recall (2012)

Where I whine about inventions placed in a SciFi movie. I am a sucker for science fiction: books, movies, the works. It means that 95% of all movies of that genre are enjoyable to me (that's a lot of crap). So being dead like a nail for almost a week with the flu, got me to watch Total Recall … Continue reading →

Network Outages Makes Service Provider’s CEO Go Over The Top

Guest post by Amir Zmora [This is a first guest post I am hosting here, but I am open to the idea. Amir Zmora is a dear friend and colleague of mine. Amir Zmora is VP Products & Marketing for RADVISION’s Technology Business Unit, who has been in the VoIP scene over a decade.] Earlier … Continue reading →

Android is Becoming a Cross Platform Development Environment

Android has now shifted from being a phone OS into being a cross platform runtime environment. When Android came out I was excited. Here was a mobile operating system that was open, allowing anyone to adopt and use it. At the time I was flying to the Far East at least once a month, each time … Continue reading →

Hardware Trumps Software Each and EVERY Time

In the end of the day, every software success relies on hardware modifications. I am a bit fed up with people telling me that software codecs are just good enough – they consume the same battery life (they don't), they provide the same quality (they don't), they can run on small devices (they … Continue reading →