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Privacy is Dead and We Killed it

Privacy is Dead and We Killed it

By Jacob Morgan on July 30, 2014

Privacy…everyone keeps talking about it and apparently everyone is concerned with it, but does it matter? I recently watched the documentary, “Terms and Conditions may Apply,” which provides a fascinating look at how organizations such as Facebook, Google, Apple, and others have changed the way they look at and approach privacy. After watching the movie […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apple, data, facebook, foursquare, future of work, google, iphone, linkedin, privacy, twitter | 1 Response

Emerging LTE and the iPad

Emerging LTE and the iPad

By Guest Authors on March 22, 2013

I have been using the new iPad with Retina display for almost a year now. It’s great. But I have noticed an interesting problem: once you use Retina resolution you simply cannot go back. Traditional LCD displays look grainy and give me a headache to look at for any duration. The human brain is an […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged ATT, ipad, iphone, lte, Retina Display, verizon, Verizon LTE

Book Review–Bank 3.0

Book Review–Bank 3.0

By Ben Kepes on February 18, 2013

I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about, talking with and sometimes consulting to organizations in what I think of as traditional sectors about how the rise of a new way of doing business, of communicating and of personalization affects them. From telecommunications carriers to airlines, from retail to banking there is a number of […]

Posted in Business | Tagged bank, Bank 2.0, Bank 3.0, book review, Brett King, facebook, financial services, iphone

Sure Dropbox is Potentially Insecure, but Does it Matter?

Sure Dropbox is Potentially Insecure, but Does it Matter?

By Ben Kepes on January 21, 2013

It’s summertime down in my neck of the woods and that’s a good time to go out on a limb with a statement that might get people a little fired up. Bear with me on this one though… Over on GigaOm Barb Darrow has a good write up about the findings of a survey commissioned […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Security | Tagged cloud storage, data loss, dropbox, ipad, iphone, Nasuni, Om Malik, Shadow IT | 6 Responses

Irked by IRQs

Irked by IRQs

By Dave Michels on January 15, 2013

PCs use interrupt requests known as IRQs to manage various devices such as sound cards and modems. When the device has a need for processing power, it sends an interrupt request to the processor. It’s a silly design as the mere request is an interrupt itself. This is my day. It’s like when someone says […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged Apple, google, Interrupt request, iphone, IRQ, twitter

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Siri, You Don’t Say

By Guest Authors on December 17, 2012

Google slated Siri. Apple’s Siri and I have never gotten along. I don’t need a personal assistant with a sense of humor. I need a computer assistant that gives me answers. Siri gives enough backlash that it just isn’t fun to use…or usually does it answer my questions. It’s easy to poke at a new […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged android, Apple, google, Google Search, iOS, iphone, safari, Siri | 1 Response

Would the Last Blackberry User Please Turn Out the Lights? I Already Left the Building

Would the Last Blackberry User Please Turn Out the Lights? I Already Left the Building

By Mark Suster on December 17, 2012

My Blackberry died today. Or maybe yesterday, I don’t know. It seems so long ago that we had to start hiding our Blackberry’s in our pockets to avoid always being chastised. If you were caught sending out an email on your Blackberry you had to quickly whip out your iPhone to show that – wait! […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged Blackberry, iphone, mobile, mobility

Read before you share - otherwise it's gossip

Read before you share – otherwise it’s gossip

By Martijn Linssen on November 19, 2012

A rubbish post by Business Insider titled “This Survey Is Devastating For Microsoft: 42% Of Windows Users Plan To Switch To Apple” and a very dubious post by the New York Times titled “The Tablet Market Grows Cluttered” drew my attention today – the latter claimed that About 98 percent of Web traffic from tablets comes […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged 1.0, Apple, business exceptions, information, ipad, iphone, market share, statistics, trust, twitter, usa today

Memories of an Unconnected Era: Searching for Sugar Man

Memories of an Unconnected Era: Searching for Sugar Man

By Mark Suster on November 14, 2012

Many people reading this will be digital natives. These are people who don’t remember an era in which we were unconnected. There is no doubt that technology brings benefits to our lives and I have been a heavy user of tech since I was 13 (in 1981). I was connecting to online communities as a […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged iphone, Modem, Sugar Man

The Best Government Money Can Buy

The Best Government Money Can Buy

By Guest Authors on November 1, 2012

I work in Asia where government influence (“bribes”) is exceedingly common. Granted, it is officially illegal, but as a practical matter it is essential. I remember traveling into Cambodia via rail. At the border crossing there is an immigration office where you apply for and get a visa to enter. The room was packed with […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apple, Asia, copyright, international, iOS, ipad, iphone, jailbreaking, tablets, telecom

iPhone Stolen Again - Apple Couldn't Care Less

iPhone Stolen Again – Apple Couldn’t Care Less

By Guest Authors on October 19, 2012

When does a corporation have an ethical responsibility to its customers? Is it right for a company to profit by encouraging customer losses? Some would say that a company’s responsibility is simply to comply with the laws and to return a profit….

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apple, Asia, crime, iphone, rant, smartphone, theft | 1 Response

Apple iPhone 5 – Meh

Apple iPhone 5 – Meh

By Dave Michels on October 1, 2012

The iPhone 5 is breaking all iPhone sales records, another hit on their hands. Or not? I think it’s the beginning on long slide south for Apple. Yes, it is going to sell well. Very well. So why is Apple going to decline? Two very simple irrefutable reasons: What Goes Up Must Come Down, and […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged android, Apple, iOS, iphone, steve jobs, telecom, Tim Cook | 4 Responses

The Cockroach Theory: Why Little Things Matter (even for Apple)

The Cockroach Theory: Why Little Things Matter (even for Apple)

By Chris Yeh on September 26, 2012

When I was a young investor, I spent a lot of time listening to the wisdom of the old hands around me, like Don Allen and Curt Kittelson.  One of the things they taught me was the Cockroach Theory: Stated simply, the Cockroach Theory is “there’s never just one.”  Investors apply the theory to stocks, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Apple, Apple Cult, Apple Maps, Cockroach, iphone | 2 Responses

Has Apple Peaked?

Has Apple Peaked?

By Zoli Erdos on September 25, 2012

You probably think I am out of my mind – well … hm… no comment.  But yes I agree it’s close to madness  to discuss Apple’s decline right on the heels of a record-breaking iPhone 5 launch and a stock price that despite some correction is still a rocketship.  But bear with me for a […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, Apple, Apple Cult, Apple Maps, Apple vs Samsung, Church of Steve, customer goodwill, goodwill, google, google maps, iOS, iOS 6, iphone, iPod, patent lawsuit, Samsung, steve jobs, Tim Cook | 5 Responses

FileTrek Fulfills Need for Workgroup Transparency

FileTrek Fulfills Need for Workgroup Transparency

By Ben Kepes on June 5, 2012

As more and more applications are enabled on mobile platforms, there is an ever increasing need to ensure that corporate IT and managers of workgroups have visibility over who accesses and makes changes to files. Historically there has been an emphasis on enabling mobile access, but a relative absence of focus on ensuring transparency over […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Apple, CoverFlow, FileTrek, ipad, iphone, project management

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