[cap-talk] Some good advice for disruptive technologies

[Ben Kloosterman]

When Trojans start  making mobile phone bot  nets with 10M+ devices people
wont need much convincing.  You will either get  locked phones with
certified only apps (or it wont work on the network) or capabilities. The
current situation makeshift situation of patching and of virus checking
/scanning will only get worse .

Ben

On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 10:47 AM, Karp, Alan H <alan.karp at hp.com> wrote:

> One of my Christmas gifts was "What the Dog Saw," a collection of essays by
> Malcolm Gladwell.  The first one is about Ron Popiel of Pocket Fisherman
> fame.  (When someone questioned its utility, Popiel replied, "It's not for
> using.  It's for giving.")
>
>
>
> Except for the part about chopping liver, that sounds like good advice for
> selling capabilities.  So, what's the analog of chopping liver?
>
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