Posts Tagged ‘technology’
An Attitude Of Gratitude
Thursday, November 27th is Thanksgiving in the United States. So rather than do my normal weekly column, I thought I’d take a moment to talk about some of the things I am grateful for. There’s … Continue reading
Tech Toy Story
Microsoft’s newest ad campaign is breath taking but not, I think, in the way that Microsoft imagines. “Just a toy“, my ass. ~ Steven Aquino (@steven_aquino) This is why Microsoft will lose. This shows they...
Some Tech Critics Are Like Eunuchs In A Harem
Some Tech critics are like eunuchs in a harem. They see it done, they see how it should be done, but they can’t do it themselves or derive any pleasure from it, so they conclude … Continue reading
Tech Thanksgiving
In the United States, today is the holiday known as Thanksgiving. So rather than write my normal column, I thought I’d devote today’s article to some of those things that I’m most thankful for — … Continue reading
Tech Intolerance (Part 1)
There’s something I don’t understand… there is this thing that people do – a lot of people – that I just do not understand and I will likely never understand…it’s been going on for years, … Continue reading
Schools and Tech: A Long-Running Tragedy
Last year, the Los Angeles Unified School District had a great idea: Provide all 640,000 students in the system with iPads equipped with custom software from Pearson Education at a cost of $1 billion. Today … Continue reading
How Technology Has Touched My Life
Last week, Ben Bajarin shared the top 5 technologies that changed his life. Yesterday, Steve Wildstrom talkied about how computers had changed his life. Today, I thought I’d share a few of my old technology … Continue reading
The Greatest Show In Tech
You can’t tell the players without a program It’s like the circus has come to the world of tech. Over the next 30 days or so everybody and his brother is going to be announcing … Continue reading
Marketing to Moms – a Language Barrier
Before attending the recent CES Show in Las Vegas – my 12th consecutive visit to this, the annual tech pilgrimage. I ventured a prediction to my husband: “As much as I hope this is not … Continue reading
