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Tag Archives: Android
Technology Year in Review
I feel as if we need to create a new scale for technology years that is akin to dog years. In other words, for every normal human year, there are three technology years – at least it seems that way … Continue reading
Google Andriod, the iPhone, and Blackberry
The funny thing about being a technology guy is when people meet you, they tend to ask for advice, just as I am sure doctors experience. The latest question I get a lot is, ”what phone should I be getting … Continue reading
Safety In (File) Numbers
Cloud-based File Storage Last weekend on Twitter, I saw a few tweets where a friend had lost a file, and try as she might, she could not find it on her machine, it was simply gone. There were lots of … Continue reading
The Cloud Is The Debate
Twitter is teaming up with the Current television/Internet network to offer a feed of the tomorrow nights debate, with live tweets popping up on the bottom of the screen. Tuesday, October 7th, Senators Obama and McCain will hold another debate … Continue reading
Software Drives a Stake in the Heart of the “Telephone”
Last week there were a ton of articles written on the G1 phone manufactured by HTC and sporting the Google Android mobile platform. Most people roundly agreed that the hardware was nothing special and that the most interesting thing about … Continue reading
The gPhone… Should I wait?
One of the hardest things for me to do as a technology guy is to be patient when a new product comes out. When the iPhone was announced, I was torn between my greed to have the latest, and my … Continue reading
More WiMAX Goodness
Back on April 11th I wrote about the future of WiMAX and how I see it changing the way we view the Internet. Since then we have seen some significant movement in the WiMAX space. Sprint’s XOHM and Clearwire combined … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Bright House, Cisco, clearwire, Comcast, Google, Intel, Internet, iPhone, IT, Time Warner Cable, WiMax, wireless, XOHM, YouTube
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Mobile Computing for a new Paradigm
I mentioned in a previous post that Apple’s iPhone and the Nokia Tube cell phone are both really more than cell phones; they are mobile computing platforms. The idea of mobile computing is an important one in that as it … Continue reading
Will Apple’s iPhone Maintain Momentum?
Apple has done an excellent job selling the iPhone as a commodity the stylish need. Even before Apple announced the impending Exchange tie-in for corporate America the iPhone was the darling of many IT types; not to mention the entire … Continue reading
Technology Story – November 23, 2007
Open Platforms are driving an age of innovation like nothing we have ever seen. They are quietly going to change the way we do business so you better pay attention… In the last few months we have had a tsunami … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Facebook, Google, OpenSocial, Second Life, Stanford
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