Replies to post #23462 on Sphere 3D Corp. (ANY)

[Atlanta1]

I would flip him the bird also.

Hess is a shorter with an agenda, and the company knows it.

He is misrepresenting himself as merely someone with a "Ferocious curiosity about technology".

[commoncentsinvestor]

So what you are saying is that YOU CANNOT FIND ANY QUOTE FROM ANY TECH EXPERT WHO HAS WRITTEN THAT GLASSWARE 2.0 DOES NOT DO WHAT THE COMPANY CLAIMS.

Why don't you just admit that instead of diversionary tactics like saying they only give it to "friendly" tech analysts or the claims as to what GlassWare does are vague.

WHAT NONSENSE. About as silly as you saying that you bash Sphere 3D as a public service. I am still chuckling.

And how do you account for all this:

Laura Didio, acclaimed tech reviewer tested GlassWare and said: " it does everything it claims to do. Sphere3D Glassware 2.0 & V3 Appliances are all excellent."

Simon Bramfitt says: "both Glassware and V3 have a genuinely new take on the business of getting Windows applications (Glassware) and Windows desktops (V3) in front of end-users."

Dustin Hardin, Director of Technology of New Caney ISD, a current Glassware customer said: "We tried traditional virtualization techniques but the specific applications we needed couldn't virtualize or wouldn't scale. With our Glassware 2.0 enabled Dell(TM) server, we were able to virtualize the applications we needed and future proof our investment in Chromebooks for our students."

Paul Shumway, Senior Vice President of Novarad said: "We have tested many of today's leading virtualization technologies and have looked at a number of potential solutions; none were able to deliver the simple migration to virtualization and incredible performance that we get from the Sphere 3D approach to virtual computing. The first time we saw our products run on Glassware 2.0, we were sold."

Vibhor Kapoor, Director, Microsoft Azure Product Marketing said “By working closely with Sphere 3D, we are able to continue to deliver on that commitment and provide a new level of flexibility for organizations looking for scalable application delivery from the cloud.”

Bryan Bleil, vice president of online technology implementation at Pearson. “We welcome Glassware 2.0 into the TestNav Qualified program as a technology provider that shares our goal for enhanced learning capabilities through technology adoption.”

[ChairmanoftheBored]

If you're so concerned why don't you go to an MTC event and test yourself? They will be in Silicon Valley/Mt. View, CA on May 20, 2015, and in New York on May 27, 2015. Not that difficult.