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@taweili I think that Steve Jobs could teach party about smart control versus dumb control ;-)
@needcaffeine OSX is based on the Darwin kernel, not Java. That's why you can develop natively for iPhone on Xcode, which ships on all Macs
@Battlestars I'm in Internet advertising related consulting covering Greater China.
@needcaffeine Sure that will change down the road. iPhone runs OSX, and OSX on Macs can run multiple apps no problem.
@needcaffeine Yes you can. VPN comes under Settings. The iPhone is really a computer with a phone stack, not just a phone.
No bonus bananas for the Mong Kok PCCW Wifi monkeys today!
Fact is that Apple is paid for every gray market cracked iPhone sold in China. Makes more on cracked iPhones than official channel iPhones$$
Think that Apple App Store is going to become more important, esp. as Apple puts more stuff in cloud with South Carolina $1B data center
When is CCTV going to start a Swahili-language TV channel to serve sub-Saharan Africa with news about China, world?
RT @GregorMacdonald See risk Africa becomes 21st C site for version of the Spanish civil war, with gr8 powers battling over resources $$
Any lists of Chinese companies in Africa, both SOEs and private-sector?
RT @GregorMacdonald China to Offer Africa $10 Billion in Preferred Loans: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps... | MacroTwits: 10AM Hong Kong $$
@DanielRFeldman Don't know. We can only wait and see...
@DanielRFeldman You're assuming a stable world where there are no effects from global warming, resource wars, conflicts, etc.
@DanielRFeldman Actually wars, conflicts are the perfect cover for moving people. Just look at WWII.
@DanielRFeldman This is not organized migration. Think of the Jewish migration to Palestine. At least in the early stages.
@DanielRFeldman Chinese and Africans both understand corruption and deals made in smoky rooms
@DanielRFeldman Think that Chinese govt knows that next 50 years will be all about who owns resources and commodities.
@DanielRFeldman Think that the two pillars of Chinese econ development are population and employment. Everything else is secondary.
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