It seems as though modern technology can do nothing less than enhance our wilder dreams. Halloween is no exception. I distinctly remember “that house” when trick or treating as a child. It was always the house on the end of our street that was decorated from top to bottom every Halloween with hanging ghosts in [...]
This incredible interactive film by Chris Milk, featuring “We Used To Wait,” is built in HTML5 for use in Google Chrome. ChromeExperiments.com explains it as, “Choreographed windows, interactive flocking, custom rendered maps, real-time compositing, procedural drawing, 3D canvas rendering… this Chrome Experiment has them all. “The Wilderness Downtown” is an interactive interpretation of Arcade Fire’s [...]
While researching an article about debunking technology myths for our technology newsletter, I came across this “myth” from a 2008 article from CIO.com. Oops!
Google is at it again, this time developing technology that will drive your car for you. Advantages include less travel time, quicker reaction to traffic due to 360 degree awareness and higher productivity as drivers no longer need to watch the road while commuting to work. This write-up by CNN asks a fundamental question – [...]
For those of you who have been waiting, Skype has come to the Android. Unfortunately, there are stipulations on the service including the inability to receive call unless you purchase the fee-based Online Number from Skype. Read more here.
URL redirection and monitoring has exploded since before the creation of Twitter. Some of the more famous URL shortening services include ow.ly, bit.ly and TinyURL. Google has entered the scene with it’s own product, Goo.gl. It was originally a proprietary way for Google to abbreviate its Web addresses within services such as Google News (for saving article [...]
Small business owners don’t have enough hours in a day to run their business, let alone keep track of industry news and trends all while keeping a keen eye on their competition. Enter Google Alerts. This handy service practically does the work for you, leaving you to focus on managing your business. Google Alerts not [...]
We receive numerous calls from our clients and even the general public about how to dispose of electronics. Whether it be a concern for safely disposing of the hazardous materials computer equipment can house or a concern for one’s privacy and security contained in old hard drives, many people don’t know how to go about [...]
As the technology industry continues to embrace all things wireless, the gadgets that still hold on to their cord seem to be tying us down tighter than ever. It seems ironic that devices touting their convenience and mobility have yet to still be plugged in to recharge every day or two. However, these cords may [...]
We hope you and your family can join us for our 4rd Annual Greystone Summer BBQ from noon to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 7, 2010 at Wash Park in Denver. Come enjoy great food, refreshing beverages, fun and games. We’ll be in the picnic area directly west of the fire station. For a map, [...]