Another thing you notice when you see animals in the wild is that each species thrives in groups of a certain size. A herd of impalas might have 100 adults; baboons maybe 20; lions rarely 10. Humans also seem designed to work in groups, and what I've read about hunter-gatherers accords with research on organizations and my own experience to suggest roughly what the ideal size is: groups of 8 work well; by 20 they're getting hard to manage; and a group of 50 is really unwieldy.
Month: March 2008
Jockeying for position is over: Time for the U.S. mobile industry to innovate | last100
Google committed to bidding the minimum of $4.66 billion, which triggered a rule that the winner of the 700 MHz C-block spectrum would have to open its network to any device, any application. Just by bidding, Google dictated the new rules of the game — rules that Verizon must now follow.
(Via -Jockeying for position is over: Time for the U.S. mobile industry to innovate | last100.)
Third Generation of Apple TV
Looks like my dream may come true sooner than later.
Apple will most likely include digital video recorder functionality (as reported) and will transform the Apple TV that we know into a TiVo-like device, or “real business” instead of just a “hobby”.. ( via Analysts make estimates on Third Generation of Apple TV - Appletell )
