Interestingly, tech geeks hate the Apple iPad, while average consumers love it. Techies complain that it is nothing more than an oversized iPod touch, and that it's potentiality of replacing computer needs is low. Consumers, on the other hand, have conveyed that they may never go back to their computers after using an iPad.
Many things on the internet have changed over the years. One thing that has stayed relatively constant, is its approach to online privacy. Although, this may very well soon change. Recently, policy and privacy experts have agreed that the long written policies written to safeguard privacy are impractical. One big reason, is that these policies are rarely read. Because of this, experts claim that users don't have much understanding of the usage of their online information.
After some fumbles, Microsoft has now "perfected" their phone software, which uses tiles instead of icons. The Microsoft phone is scheduled to be released late this year. Will this phone make it big? Probably not. Something people tend to oversee is that Microsoft is a software company, not a hardware company.
