Modular Smart Phones – Technology To Rock Your World

May 7th, 2014

It’s a dream come true for every kid who owned a Lego set growing up. The idea of a “modular” phone. Thank Google for it when it hits the market, and make no mistake, it very definitely will. You can put “Project Ara” down as yet another of the whole spate of transformational technologies that are heading our direction.

How To Avoid Procrastination Today (Not Tomorrow)

May 6th, 2014

Procrastination is a tricky habit to break but it is far from impossible. First you need to determine why you put things off. Next you want to develop a plan that will fit well within the matrix of your reasons for procrastination and the tasks you need to complete.

You Can’t Plan If You Don’t Measure

May 5th, 2014

Information is power, but it is also much more than simply that. It is the first principle of business, and as such, it must form the foundation of all your efforts. Of course, you definitely need to know what your competitors are capable of, but in doing so, never forget that you must also know yourself.

Nine Things You Should Never Post About On Facebook

May 2nd, 2014

Sometimes, it seems like the whole world is on Facebook, and it’s certainly true that if it were its own country, it would be far and away the largest, most populous nation on the planet. Because of that, we sometimes forget that Facebook is essentially a giant fishbowl.

Gaming – Not Nonsense, A Business Opportunity

May 1st, 2014

How Big Is It? Here is gaming by the numbers:

Worldwide, there are 1.2 billion gamers. Yes, that’s billion with a “B.” If gamers were their own country, they would be the third largest nation on the planet, behind only India and China. They’ll likely catch India sometime in 2015, and China not long after.

Governments Advise Against Internet Explorer

April 30th, 2014

It seems like bugs are a common occurrence in cyberspace recently and the latest affects the world’s most popular web browser, Internet Explorer.

Software giant Microsoft recently confirmed that a previously unknown, unpatched flaw exists in their flagship web browser.

Circling the Wagons: Defending Your Digital Boundaries

April 29th, 2014

It has been claimed that over 30,000 websites are hacked every day, and there’s little reason to believe that it will stop increasing any time soon.

Fortunately, network security has been both maturing and improving since the commercialization of the internet really took hold, so there are many things you can do to keep your systems safe.

Why Do Americans Distrust Tech Companies?

April 28th, 2014

Americans used to admire technology and had great respect for the companies responsible for bringing that technology to the consumers. Over the years, this respect has faltered and in many cases, turned into complete distrust. What made Americans change their minds?

While it is difficult to pinpoint that exact moment when tech companies went from trusted and admired to distrusted and, in many cases, despised, there have been several instances over the years that has eroded the trust of Americans.