An iPod, a Phone, and an Internet Communicator pedrocandrade 2009-05-29 | Because it was a very focused media product, the original iPod concept had limits when it came to absorbing new functionality through the advancement of Moore's law. After a certain amount of GBs, users already have all their music and videos inside it. The market has only so much appetite for music players, so the iPod would eventually saturate. Apple, therefore, needed to find a new market. That leads us to Macworld, January 2007. See what Steve Jobs is doing here? He is bundling the iPod into the biggest consumer electronics product out there: the mobile phone.
Duelo de pole dancing no metro do Rio! pedrocandrade 2012-02-26 | Passageiros se empolgam rumo a Sapucaí
Kings of Convenience: Corcovado @ Circo Voador 2011 pedrocandrade 2011-12-11 | A Tom Jobim cover played in the city of Bossa Nova, Rio de Janeiro.
Kings of Convenience: Toxic Girl in Rio de Janeiro (Circo Voador) pedrocandrade 2011-12-11 | Amazing show
Vampire Weekend - Mansard Roof (Live in Rio de Janeiro @ Circo Voador) pedrocandrade 2011-02-04 | Fantastic show!
The Challenge for Nokia pedrocandrade 2010-04-26 | Can Nokia deliver the right software or will it go the way of Sony in the music player business? -- This is Steve Jobs at D5 conference in 2007, months before the iPhone went on sale.
Is licensing software always the best approach? pedrocandrade 2009-05-29 | Steve Jobs: "In the consumer market is hard to see examples of the software and hardware being decoupled working super well together. "
To make the whole widget... or not? pedrocandrade 2009-05-29 | Listen to Bill: "The question is, are there markets where the innovation and variety you get is a net positive?" I would add: "for consumers".
