During the unveiling of the new iPhone 4, Steve Jobs had an embarrassing few seconds as he unsuccessfully tried to connect to a Wi-Fi source. It reminded me of an even more embarrassing unveiling given by Bill Gates. Apple really is the new Microsoft . . .
Lately I’ve heard people express concern over the safety of the information they provide on the web including social networking sites like Facebook. It’s true that although you may delete these accounts, your information can remain, forever encapsulated on the World Wide Web. Before you establish accounts on the internet, I suggest reading the privacy [...]
Comcast prevailed today as the US Court of Appeals (D.C. Circuit) ruled against the FCC saying the agency does not have the authority to tell the company how it manages Internet traffic – – something Google and other companies disagree with, fearing that network operators (Comcast, Qwest, etc.) could engage in “discriminatory pricing against certain [...]
I’m not one to blog about blogs; however I’ve made an exception today. Having committed many email etiquette faux pas in my day, I’d like to share some of what I’ve learned (or can’t seem to learn). Also, I found Judith Kallos’ writing on professional communication helpful. Hopefully you will, too. 1. The Subject field. [...]
Today Apple announced that the long-awaited iPad will be available for pre-order on March 12 and the Wi-Fi model will be available in stores on April 3. The Wi-Fi plus 3G model will be available in late April, the company said. The Wi-Fi model can be reserved on Apple’s website and available for in-store pickup [...]