If your privacy was violated by a system, would you still trust that system again even when those past assurances are once again violated?
The answer is ‘yes’ if you don’t value your privacy, and ‘no’ if you read on. Continue reading
Office 2010 is being released this week. Will its Office Web App beat Google’s Google Docs? Continue reading
This is a “future” case study on RIM’s development of a “hybrid” phone that will address the wants of its customers. This case study presupposes the fact that the new phone will be launched next week. In this entry, it will be argued that RIM should not read nor address the wish list of its customers or potential customers. Continue reading
Microsoft illustrates its IT solutions in Azure, SharePoint, Visual Studio, and SQL Server. Microsoft’s application development on the Windows 7 Phone was also demoed. Continue reading
Twitter began selling a service called Promoted Tweets today. Will it work? Will Twitter be Profitable? Continue reading
Cloud computing sales businesses, but there are still limits. Here is my real-life account of the limits to Cloud Computing. Continue reading
Discussion on how Open Web is applied to keep newspapers relevant in the information age. Continue reading
Google and Apple are pushing HTML 5 ‘standard.’ Where does this leave Adobe? Continue reading
Is Facebook a viable channel for advertising and for building customer loyalty? To answer this question, we look to a brief case study on Ford Motor Company. Continue reading
Adobe is developing an update to its photography software to be content-aware. Watch the video to see how easy it is to remove things from a photo. Continue reading
The support for Windows XP is ending. Is it time to look at Linux? Continue reading
Even musicians will feel the sting of technology progress: how iPhone is everywhere. Continue reading
Chris Lau (29 Posts)It seems that for the next big thing in smart phones to succeed, all it needs is some extra aluminum. Word on the technology street is that Nokia’s flagship symbian phone will be 12 MP, have HDMI-out, … Continue reading
Malcolm Gladwell’s What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventures inspired a question we all need to be ready ask. In this book, Gladwell writes about the need for HR to ask questions that reference more than one state of mind (of the interviewee).
In times where the task of job seeking has become a challenge, this is the question within the question that job seekers need to ask. Continue reading
