It Looks Like The Thing That Separates

Around 400 Million People In The Last Year Got A Smartphone. If You Think That’s A Big Deal, Imagine The Impact On That Person In The Developing World.

I Think To Some Degree One Of The Strengths Of The High Tech Industry Is That People Are Actually Willing To Tell You Things. When I Went To Novell, I Didn't Know How To Be A Ceo, So I Went In And I Called All Sorts Of Ceos I Knew. I Called In A Favor. I Wanted To Come By And Listen To Them Tell Me What It's Like To Be A Ceo.

Since I Have Access To Every, Every Crisis In The World Because It's Always Blaring At Me On Cable Television, That Doesn't Mean I Have To Worry About Every One Of Them. This Is Also Known As Knowing Where The 'off' Button Is.

In General In Technology, If You Own A Platform That's Valuable, You Can Monetize It.

The Policy Of America To Deny Visas To Technically Trained People In The U.s. And Shipped To Other Countries, Where They Create Companies That Compete With America, Has To Be The Stupidest Policy Of All The U.s. Government Policies.