The Little Leap Motion Blows Past Apple

“I look at Apple’s more than $100 billion in the bank, and you know what I find to be a yawn-inspiring investment? Buying back Apple stock. Apple should have wheeled serious money in front of Leap Motion. Big money. Hard-to-turn-down money — along with the resources to deliver its controller framework faster and better, without delays. Now Apple will either have to compete or take a back seat.” I’m just saying, it seems as if Apple fell asleep on the bench while watching everyone else play the game. Definitely curious. Read more at MacNewsWorld.

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I've been writing about the tech industry since the birth of the email newsletter, and I still remember the clacking Mac keyboards from high school -- Apple's seed-planting strategy at work. I'm a big fan of elegant gear and great tech, but there's something to be said for turning it all off -- or most of it -- to go outside. Online I like to call out cool stuff on Wicked Cool Bite and blog with my buddies at Man Makes Fire. To catch me, take a "firstnamelastname" guess at the url of this site.