Andy Patrizio

Demand for semiconductors has been outpacing supply, but analysts at research firm Gartner are promising the industry that this too shall pass. Gartner is expecting that the supply and demand imbalance will ease toward the end of this year and into next, allowing the market to even out. Gartner is also bumping up its forecast […]

If Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty’s prediction is correct, then netbooks have seen their day in the sun come and go already, and tablets, led by the iPad, are well on their way to replacing netbooks as a secondary computing device. So what does Huberty predict? Enterprise Mobile Today looks into her claims. Morgan Stanley […]

Dell’s strategy to provide enterprise customers with the hardware and services they need to implement best-of-breed servers, storage arrays and blade servers rather goes a bit against the grain of current computing philosophy. But as Server Watch reports, Dell isn’t too concerned about perception. It’s more interested in generating buzz for its latest line of […]

So how could Steve Jobs talk for 90 minutes and not mention the Macintosh once? Well, argue analysts and a developer, this is the year of the iPhone and iPad. Mac is selling well, but is it being neglected? Datamation says not to worry. The forgotten child at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference this year was […]

The iPhone 4 was by far the biggest news coming out of Apple’s annual WWDC conference, but the company also unveiled several new features for its popular iPad tablet. In addition to an accelerated international roll-out, Apple is also updating its iBooks e-reading software to add notes and dog-ear features. Enterprise Mobile Today has the […]

With a three-month lag between the initial placement of orders and final delivery of product, the semiconductor supply chain is always a little choppy. And this year is no exception. Supplies are likely to fall short of demand through the third quarter when holiday orders are placed, according to analysts at Broadpoint AmTech. So what’s […]

Enterprise Mobile Today’s second report from the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference takes a look inside the new iPhone 4 at eight notable features of the new smartphone, courtesy of a deep dive by Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs, plus “one more thing,” which turned out to be the biggest feature of the phone. No leak could […]

Apple CEO Steve Jobs was in his element. Animated, enthusiastic and buoyant, he showed off the iPhone 4, a product he called “the most beautiful thing” Apple ever made. The iPhone 4 didn’t seem to have many surprises left due to Internet leaks, but Jobs had a few, and then some. The phone is coming […]

Sales of laptops and netbooks continue to drive an industry-wide recovery, as consumers and businesses kept flocking to mobile PC form factors during first quarter. That’s led vendors like Acer to close the gap with powerhouse system vendor HP, while other notebook-centric players likewise continue to make headway in the space. Meanwhile, Apple is likewise […]

Steam is one of the overlooked analytics providers, probably because they derive their stats from gamers, who really are not reflective of PC buyers. Gamers tend to have more advanced rigs, are more likely to use a desktop instead of a laptop, and aggressively upgrade their system piecemeal instead of holding on to it for […]

Bookseller Borders Books has been lagging behind Barnes & Noble for some time, but now is making an effort to catch up. The company has announced plans to carry up to 10 e-book readers in its stores by the end of this year. As part of this effort, Borders announced a deal with Aluratek to […]

Hewlett-Packard’s been on a spending spree of late, picking up network-equipment maker 3Com and smartphone maker Palm in the past year to augment its total-systems strategy to deliver hardware, software, printing, services and PCs to mobile networks and unified communications. Central to this theme of consolidation and integration is giving IT administrators the most powerful, […]