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• Striking It Rich: Is There An App For That?

  …take at least six months of full-time work and cost between $20,000 and $150,000 to develop, according to Forrester Research , which covers the tech industry. Apple rejects almost 60 percent of submissions at least once, often—according …

  By Tony Dokoupil

  10/06/2009Business
• Facebook at Age Five

  …the products Facebook is testing, it's almost mind-boggling," says Jeremiah Owyang, a senior analyst in Forrester Research 's social media department. "Facebook hasn't yet figured out the formula that's going to work for the needs …

  By Kurt Soller

  07/22/2009Tech and Business
• A Trillion Points of Data

  …Mobile is really the next frontier" for technology-oriented businesses, says Charles Golvin, an analyst with Forrester Research . "If you look at the next 1 to 3 billion online users, these people are going to be online on phones," making …

  By Barrett Sheridan

  02/28/2009World
• Stopping The Presses

  …itself to the patience that book reading requires. I heard a similar story from James McQuivey, an analyst with Forrester Research . "I read my first e-Book in 1997 on a Psion series 5," McQuivey says. "It was a black and white computer …

  By N’Gai Croal

  02/20/2009Tech and Business
• Shifting Gears at Dell

  …only sales model, joining the other major PC brands on store shelves. J. P. Gownder, a senior analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, Mass., says being present in stores is even more important now as manufacturers compete on esthetics …

  By Benjamin Sutherland

  10/24/2008Enterprise

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