UPDATE: While I personally think that Apple has fast become the embodiment of closed. I respect CEOs who take risks. Plenty of CEOs (in fact all the ones I know) would never even think of insulting a past present or future vendor partner. For each CEO I Respect I can think of a moment that they were dead wrong.

Bill Gates said Linux would never be secure because people working for free in their spare time don't do good work. Then came the age where the would could not operate without the security that Linux provides.

UPDATE: Yep, it's a big ass iPod Touch

Apple had a mega-hit, and they may not be able to take their eyes off it and point them back in the place artists know as the well. The place that all human endeavor arises from. What does it all mean? If it's just a bigger iPhone: the days of the innovative Apple may be gone.

I remember a time when the AR news was not about consumer products and was read in little pockets of the internet and amongst "Kit" obsessed übergeeks who strapped cameras to their heads and wore "wearable computers" which, at the time, were backpacks with pcs in them. They wanted to show everyone how cool it was, but your average person, is unwilling to wear a backpack computer with a camera on a bike helmet and walk into a public place anywhere.

Time Warner's Chairman Jeff Bewkes has a plan for the future of television. He wants to see TV Everywhere, and he's having an easy time convincing the industry.