Fred Vogelstein Libros

La lucha entre dos empresas informáticas está cambiando el mundo. Un libro periodístico muy bien escrito acerca de la historia y cultura de dos empresas, cuyo enfrentamiento genera una revolución. Una mirada al futuro de la informática móvil El auge de los smartphones y las tablets, ha revolucionado la industria informática y en el centro de este cambio tecnológico hay dos empresas que destacan: Apple y Google. La rivalidad entre ellas y las distintas culturas corporativas permiten que se produzca una guerra que se libra en los mercados, en los tribunales y sobre todo en las pantallas de billones de usuarios. Un ensayo que se lee como una novela de intriga y que permite vislumbrar el futuro al cual nos acercamos Fred Vogelstein Es uno de los editores de Wired en San Francisco y este libro es fruto de su experiencia de más de veinte años en el sector tecnológico.

The story behind the bitter rivalry between Apple and Google - and how an an epic battle is reshaping the way we think about technology. The deathmatch between Apple and Google is not just a story of corporate competition - it's a dramatic saga of a friendship gone sour, of trust and agreements betrayed, of visionaries Steve Jobs and his successor Tim Cook versus Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Eric Schmidt. This is a story of bickering, backstabbing, poaching and paranoia, of hardware versus software and patents versus products. After more than a decade of reporting on this rivalry, Fred Vogelstein has incredible access to the boardroom conversations, unofficial reactions, outbursts, personalities, deals, lawsuits and allegations that have shaped how we use these products.

This book documents the battle between Apple and Google, and the ways they have reshaped our world and redefined the distribution of technology and content. Beginning with the iPhone, Vogelstein traces the history of mobile communications over the past fifteen years, explores how the battle between Google and Apple is being fought today, and speculates as to who will ultimately control the content of our devices in the future.