Portál AbcLinuxu, 14. května 2025 02:33
jediny kto podpisal bol novelJen popravím, Novell nebyl jediný.
zaujimave je ze MS este nikoho za porusovanie patentov nezazalovalOpakování je matka moudrosti…
Just last week, Microsoft announced Android agreements with Velocity Micro, General Dynamics and Onkyo Corp.http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/070511-microsoft-patent-android.html
Microsoft has filed suit against Barnes & Noble, creators of the Nook and Nook Color e-readers, as well as the manufacturers of those devices.http://www.crunchgear.com/2011/03/21/microsoft-alleges-patent-infringement-on-barnes-noble-android-devices
Microsoft has announced a lawsuit against Motorola, alleging that several of the mobile company's Android devices infringe on nine of its patents.http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/10/microsoft-sues-motorola-citing-android-patent-infringement.ars
... A new industry needs an effective ecosystem in which technology knowhow accumulates, experience builds on experience, and close relationships develop between supplier and customer. The U.S. lost its lead in batteries 30 years ago when it stopped making consumer electronics devices. Whoever made batteries then gained the exposure and relationships needed to learn to supply batteries for the more demanding laptop PC market, and after that, for the even more demanding automobile market. U.S. companies did not participate in the first phase and consequently were not in the running for all that followed. I doubt they will ever catch up. ... How could the U.S. have forgotten? I believe the answer has to do with a general undervaluing of manufacturing—the idea that as long as "knowledge work" stays in the U.S., it doesn't matter what happens to factory jobs. It's not just newspaper commentators who spread this idea. Consider this passage by Princeton University economist Alan S. Blinder: "The TV manufacturing industry really started here, and at one point employed many workers. But as TV sets became 'just a commodity,' their production moved offshore to locations with much lower wages. And nowadays the number of television sets manufactured in the U.S. is zero. A failure? No, a success." I disagree. Not only did we lose an untold number of jobs, we broke the chain of experience that is so important in technological evolution. As happened with batteries, abandoning today's "commodity" manufacturing can lock you out of tomorrow's emerging industry.Má pravdu, kde přestane výroba (nebo vývoj u SW), tam to po nějaké době zakrní celé.
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