The hordes of people who love Apple practically invented the concept of Fanboyism. As such, it makes sense that there is so much being discussed about Steve Jobs’ resignation. This does, however, take a little too far… and we love it! Continue reading CNET’s Nerdy Video Tribute to Steve Jobs
Computers:
IT for Small Business: The Ins and Outs
Information technology is handled completely differently from one company to the next. Even in the same industries, the way that IT gets done can be dramatically different, usually as a result of budget constraints, personnel, or both.
This infographic by our friends at Intuit breaks down the shape of IT for small businesses and offers insights into solutions that may be beneficially, particularly for those who need to save while still remaining cutting-edge. Being small means being nimble, but it can also mean falling behind on technology.
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The Evolution of Knowledge Management
As technology continues to make data storage components smaller and yet able to hold more, the processes and equipment used in knowledge management are becoming much more efficient. As a result, the amount of data that people, companies, and even governments attempt to manage are also growing very quickly.
It wasn’t always like this. There was a time when even a sentence could take a long time to put on a “device” that would be able to store it for extended periods of time. Imagine writing on stone tablets.
Computers:
Solar-Powered Laptop Needs No Wires
I hate nothing more than seeing the dreaded "you are now running on reserve power" message pop up on my laptop when I'm in the middle of writing.
So I loved this solar laptop from Good Clean Tech, which has two solar panels (one on top and one in front of the keyboard) to help keep it charged continuously. Though, if you live in Alaska, you might need some help from SAD lights in the winter.
Continue reading Solar-Powered Laptop Needs No WiresGadgets:
How Technology is Changing the Scope of Advertising
The more that technology pulls us into our phones, our computers, and our tablets, the more embedded advertising gets into these internet venues of data and enjoyment. We’re quickly spiraling into a world where the lines between ads and information are blurring.
Continue reading How Technology is Changing the Scope of Advertising
Computers:
How the Internet Works
Admit it – you take it for granted. The internet is so embedded in our lives that we don’t really care how or why it works. If it doesn’t work, we get mad, but we just figure that something is wrong with our device, the WiFi in the area, or the ISP themselves.
















