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"Musk ... knows his efforts will likely fail if he can't get more companies working on batteries and fast charger improvements," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told LinuxInsider Nissan and BMW reportedly are interested in Tesla's technology....

Like a lot of people in tech, I was really excited to see President Obama get elected. It seemed like he got technology, and he used it brilliantly in two campaigns. Unfortunately, he doesn't seem to use it well in actually running the government. ...

"The FCC wants to promote competition," Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "They want to make sure nobody owns the airwaves. They don't want to re-create the RCA of the past, where there's one big company that controls most of the content. ...

"The FCC wants to promote competition," Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "They want to make sure nobody owns the airwaves. They don't want to re-create the RCA of the past, where there's one big company that controls most of the content. ...

However, the new policy might be "massively ineffective," because "it will both provide ads you don't want and block ads that address your changing needs," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times "For instance, I may be interested in look...

However, "a search of electronic data which can be done remotely should follow the same rules as a physical search," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, pointed out. The problem is, the laws have fallen well behind advances in technology What the Ruling Could ...

"On this side of the Atlantic, Uber got to a critical mass before the taxi drivers saw them coming. In Europe, I think they've seen what's happened in the U.S.," said Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group. "This is where it started, and it got big before local companie...

"Google typically buys lower-resolution pictures from third parties with satellites," Rob Enderle, president and principal analyst of the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "Now they'll get them directly, and they'll be higher resolution." More control over its satellit...

When Dell and Apple first confronted each other in the 1990s, Dell was a startup and Apple was a mature company attempting to fight Dell's kind of fight. It didn't go well, and Apple almost failed. When the two companies faced off for the second time, Apple had been dramatically transformed by Steve Jobs into a much leaner, more-focused firm. Dell was having its own mid-life crisis, and Apple clearly won. ...

"Samsung is a predatory company, and their model suggests their open source rhetoric is just that and little else," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told LinuxInsider "Samsung benefits from open source, but it's not yet clear that they are becoming big cont...

"Balloons can more easily be shot down, typically have less range, and are more vulnerable to atmospheric conditions, but they are far cheaper to build and launch," said Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group. "A typical developing country doesn't have the technology to shoot down satellites. They can execute Loon more quickly, but the satellite approach would potentially be far more strategic."

Maybe. Apple is rumored to be launching a smart home platform at its developer conference this week. The smart home market is actually in a place that's rather similar to where MP3 players were when Apple launched the iPod, and the iPhone is basically an iPod with phone capability. ...

Surface largely was the brainchild of Steve Ballmer, the last CEO of Microsoft, and it resulted from a similar thought process that created Zune. In other words, the OEMs weren't building a product that was competitive with Apple, and Microsoft got frustrated and felt it could do a better job. In both cases, the conclusion that ultimately should have been drawn was that OEMs alone weren't at fault.

HP is also burdened by its umbrella structure, which makes engineering a turnaround particularly difficult, said Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group. There typically is more than one business in trouble with these structures, "so as you focus on one, another goes south -- and t...

Last week, I observed repercussions from one of the most arrogant moves I've ever seen an executive make. A small uproar occurred when a Google product strategist learned there were fewer people than he'd expected at an event he'd volunteered to speak at. As he stormed out, he uttered the immortal words, "I Am Google," to the event organizer (whom he apparently thought was a booth babe, which in itself is troubling). ...

Ross "is on board to turn [Glass] into a real product," remarked Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "Until now, it has been more of an experiment into what people will accept on their face." What Google has had on its face because of Glass is a certain amount...

"It's a harbinger for what is to come with significantly increased performance and more aggressive pricing," Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. "China is a market that loves a bargain, and the ability to get a higher-performing product for less likely won't be lost on it."

"At the end of the day, anybody in Europe that's publishing information on people -- including Facebook -- is open to a lawsuit," remarked Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group Criminal Minds...

One possible problem for Yahoo -- and any company that buys a product to acquire its team -- is that this method of attracting talent to the fold is usually unsuccessful, Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "Folks tend to be loyal to the product they...

"The potential on the positive side is that we could be safer with faster identification and response to threats, a better understanding of our environment, and more convenience -- with much more technology much more responsive to our needs," Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld.