While everyone looks to the horizon for the next big bubble, There’s a monumental divide that is forming within the PC, mobile and companion verticals. At first, it started small…like a fracture on the side of a mountain; but it’s continued to spread. It deepens month-by-month. Most recently, I’ve noticed this chasm expand to completely […]
All morning I see announcements that Google Drive is dead. It’s not dead! Come on tech blogs…find actual news. Google has announced it will be discontinuing it’s PC & Mac sync application and replacing it with a new app called Backup & Sync. That’s it. No cloud falling from the sky. No weather map with sections labeled “catastrophic”. No change to your daily life. Uninstall one […]
We are officially in a world where USB is no longer Universal. Since the late 90’s, USB has been the gold standard in external device interconnect. It is as ubiquitous as blinking LED’s and computer monitors. It powers our phones, and connects our devices; it’s on our cameras and on our speakers. Even our car’s […]
I am an incredible fan of ChromeOS. I’ve written many articles on why it’s awesome! I consistently recommend it and I’ve spent years building services around devices that support it. I can’t say more positive things about ChromeOS and the devices it supports.
For years I’ve spoke about the power of ChromeOS and the agility of Chrome devices (e.x. Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, Chromebits, Chromecasts) These devices are a marvel of technology, and pack a serious punch for their price point. If you haven’t used a Chromebook at home…you’re severely missing out.
I love technology. It is the one true passion of my life. I work with it. I fight for it. I do what is necessary to seek out and learn everything there is to know about it. While I, like many others, might have preferences; I’ll always admit that for one company to succeed another does […]
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. – Leonardo da Vinci Table boxes…input plates. Processors, switchers and remote controls; the poor, poor, conference room. For a technology person, the conference room is either the bane of your existence or a means of keeping you employed. This area of your enterprise has remained the last “fig leaf” of the 20th century. […]
