Windows era is ending
It’s true. I am aware of the percentage of people who have windows installed on their desktop and laptops. Further, the monopoly will not collapse it will erode, and quicker than you might expect. I moved from a city where…
One month with iOS 4
It has been one month using the iOS 4 on my iPhone 3GS. Without going back to the feature list again I wanted to list the features that have stuck in my brain and that I use. Wallpaper – I…
Ebooks and Education
I love ebooks. They could become an invaluable part of everyones life, especially for the student. Can you imagine being a student where you could search your text books, copy and paste for your study notes or a term paper? …
Technology leap frog – Developing countries are skipping the PC
I have spent the last 10 months in the developing country of India. You see a combination of 1st and 3rd world lifestyles here. However the most amazing sight is the technology leapfrog you witness. Let me explain. Two years…
Apple’s Customer Service Tested with iPhone4
This is where the rubber meets the road. The top tech company has a quality/design problem despite it’s rigorous testing and Steve Jobs micro-managing. How will the vaunted customer service respond? It’s well-known that Apple weeds out posts from it’s…
iPhone and Android OS Updates
Apple introduced the new iPhone and iPad OS 4 to be released this summer and fall. In January Google released Android 2.1. Now this week at it’s own conference it will introduce 2.2. What’s the difference? How soon it will…
Since I bought my iPhone
I was late to the iPhone game. Having lived in an AT&T free region of the U.S.A., it was out of reach until I moved abroad to do some teaching. I really thought I was satisfied with my iPod Touch…