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"The new generation of consoles seems eerily similar to the last one...The Xbox [One] reveal was another rhetorical exercise in selling incremental improvements in technology" - Ben Esposito, Little Flag
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"I think consoles in general create an artificial need, and in the eyes of people who really care about gaming, they're not going to be relevant much longer" - Ben Esposito, Little Flag
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"Gamers have told us they want something new. They want to experience new types of games and gameplay and we are providing that by giving any developer access to our tools to bring their great idea to the television. OUYA's philosophy is the TV is for gaming first" - Julie Uhrman, Founder and CEO of Ouya
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"Xbox One seemed to be more of the same and what we've come to expect from traditional consoles, more attention to trying to own all the content in the living room, and less attention to delivering great games from great developers. Only traditional, well-funded developers will be able to take advantage of their new system" - Julie Uhrman, Founder and CEO of Ouya
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"Our industry cannot evolve if we get obsessively stuck with the living room domination mantra and the teenage hardware wars...As a result of the ongoing ubiquitous multi-tech, multi-tasking collective hysteria, what worries me the most is that Microsoft might genuinely believe in the way it positioned the Xbox One" - Massimo Guarini, Ovosonico
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"[The Xbox One] is targeted at the US market. NFL, cable TV and ESPN will not convince the European, Australian or Asian (and neither the South-American or African) players to get an Xbox One" - Martin Pichlmair, Broken Rules
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"Professionally as well as personally, [the Xbox One] does not look like a compelling package to me" - Martin Pichlmair, Broken Rules
Xbox One sparks disappointment, anticipation from indies | GamesIndustry International
"[Online gaming] needs to be simple, seamless and without a bunch of headaches with multiple registration, identity and pay gates. The walled garden will fall eventually" - former EA CEO John Riccitiello
Next-gen consoles ready to thrive, says Riccitiello | GamesIndustry International
"The risk is that either or both of the new platforms [PlayStation 4 and Xbox One] emphasize these 'value-add' experiences too much, both in the user interface on the consoles themselves, or in the story they tell consumers when they unleash their avalanche of advertising" - former EA CEO John Riccitiello
Next-gen consoles ready to thrive, says Riccitiello | GamesIndustry International
"Successful companies today need to know who their customers are talking to, what to say and how to say it to create valuable and compelling customer experiences" - SDL chief strategy officer Joe Stanhope
SDL Survey Reveals Consumers Want Brands to Offer Consistent Experience | SDL
Nokia accounts for 79% of worldwide Windows Phone shipments
Android and iOS Combine for 92.3% of All Smartphone Operating System Shipments in the First Quarter While Windows Phone Leapfrogs BlackBerry, According to IDC - prUS24108913
"Android and iOS accounted for more than the lion's share of smartphones in the first quarter [2013], but a closer examination of the other platforms reveals turnaround and demand for alternatives. Windows Phone has benefited from Nokia's participation, and BlackBerry's new BB10 devices have already hit a million units shipped in its first quarter of availability" - IDC senior research analyst Kevin Restivo
Android and iOS Combine for 92.3% of All Smartphone Operating System Shipments in the First Quarter While Windows Phone Leapfrogs BlackBerry, According to IDC - prUS24108913
"Underpinning the worldwide smartphone market is the constantly shifting operating system landscape" - IDC senior research analyst Kevin Restivo
Android and iOS Combine for 92.3% of All Smartphone Operating System Shipments in the First Quarter While Windows Phone Leapfrogs BlackBerry, According to IDC - prUS24108913
Android smartphone vendors and Apple shipped a total of 199.5M units worldwide in 1Q 2013, up 59.1% year over year
Android and iOS Combine for 92.3% of All Smartphone Operating System Shipments in the First Quarter While Windows Phone Leapfrogs BlackBerry, According to IDC - prUS24108913
Android and iOS accounted for for 92.3% of worldwide smartphone shipments in Q1 2013
Android and iOS Combine for 92.3% of All Smartphone Operating System Shipments in the First Quarter While Windows Phone Leapfrogs BlackBerry, According to IDC - prUS24108913
Mainstream non-hard-disk-drive vendors account for 70.8% of the entry-level storage market, up 3.5 percentage points from Q1 2012
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