Earlier this week, we launched DellDirekte (www.delldirekte.no), our corporate blog in Norwegian. This is the fourth language for the Dell corporate blogs, following Direct2Dell in English, Chinese and Spanish. Corporate blogs are not common in Norway. In fact, we believe we are one of the first large companies to launch our own blog. We are [...]

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Filed under: Macworld, iPhone MSN Money has a fascinating report on the reaction to Apple’s unveiling of the iPhone at January’s Macworld. If any event could be said to trigger a groundswell of grassroots reporting, it was the iPhone. In fact, the iPhone certainly set new records in that regard with a huge response of [...]

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Filed under: Macworld, Cult of Mac, Odds and ends, Steve Jobs It goes without question that Steve Jobs can teach a few things to anyone who needs help with their presentation skills. Watching his on-stage performance can offer a wealth of ideas and tips for the keynote-impaired, but now, so can viewing his notes. AtariST, [...]

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I’ve been getting comments from several customers like who have submitted their orders and have not received a response. Wanted to clarify how the process works, and the easiest way to illustrate it is to break it down into two main groups: Customers who purchase something, and customers who don’t. Basically, if no purchase is [...]

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Dell is out in force at LinuxWorldExpo.  We’ve got a lot happening at the show, here’s just some of it… Tuesday at 1:30 PM Pacific Time, Dr. Kevin Kettler, Dell’s Chief Technology Officer, will deliver a Keynote address on Virtualization, both in the data center and in emerging use on the desktop. Kevin will incorporate [...]

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Filed under: Macworld, Humor, Video, iPhone I’ve never been a big fan of Mad TV (and I didn’t really care for their iPad spoof – not because it was offensive, just because it wasn’t funny), but a friend just sent me this clip from YouTube and I’ll admit to being amused by it. The impression [...]

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