According to the statement, part of the reason for the partnership is taking a long-view on the adoption of Samsung devices and their roll-out in the ever-popular, ever-nebulous Internet of Things.
But while a lot of the opportunity today has been on the B2C and B2B fronts — with the B2C playing a role particularly in driving that billion user number — ScaleVP partner Andy Vitus believes that the longer term opportunity may be in a third category altogether, in the slightly more nebulous category of the Internet of things, where we are talking about machine-to-machine communications.
In it, Herzog brings his unmistakable voice and sense of wonder to the nebulous world of the internet.
The world of Islamic militants on the Internet is a nebulous one.
These companies aren't places inhabited by actual people — they're nebulous things coursing through the Internet's series of tubes.
For a company like Google, this could extend well beyond a consumer play, too: the company has been making deeper inroads into services for the enterprise market; and, with acquisitions like Nest, into that slightly nebulous area that we call "the Internet of things".
Financial types are likely still spooked by the nebulous idea of posting their data on the Internet and storing it in "the clouds," but SDC is enough to allay most of those fears.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, an online civil liberties group, has explored the Internet in an attempt to map this nebulous system.
Joanne McNeil tries to look back beyond the internet for sources for Bridle's big, nebulous idea, but her history is highly selective and very Western.
How will the FEC know when such a nebulous line is crossed, and, more important, how will the Internet advocates know?Roger Stone, a former election lawyer who is director of political advocacy for Juno Online Services, says the rules are now so confusing that "even lawyers call specialists".
