Good News – Software Could Replace Lawyers

Mar 6, 2011 | 5 Comments

A few decades ago, it would take a team of lawyers and paralegals, months to complete research for a specific case. The research teams would have to compile mountains of paper work to support or dispute a specific legal claim. Some of the major corporations of our nation have paid millions in legal fees just [...]

Google Chrome OS Cr-48 Trackpad Fixed? I Think Not

Mar 4, 2011 | 4 Comments

For many of us, the number one complaint concerning the Google Chrome OS Cr-48 notebook computer, has been the trackpad. I know that when I first received by Google notebook back in December, the first thing I did was attach a USB mouse to it. The trackpad, in my opinion, was horrible and just didn’t [...]

If It Is So Easy, Why Doesn’t Everyone Start An Online Business?

Mar 2, 2011 | 6 Comments

This afternoon I was reading an article over at PC magazine about the steps one needs to take in order to start an online business. It is ironic that I read this particular article, since I personally spoke with an individual about online opportunities just last week. I had mentioned to this person how difficult [...]

Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professionals [MVP] – Who Are We?

Mar 1, 2011 | 5 Comments

Yesterday I had a conversation with a client and during the course of the conversation, I was asked what is an MVP? I thought to myself that there may be others who are wondering the same thing. Today I decided to share with you what I know about the MVP program and the award that [...]

U.S. Army Apple iPhone App – Will It Be Enough To Attract New Recruits?

Feb 28, 2011 | 4 Comments

The United States Army is introducing a new smart phone application that will allow recruits, and one would assume all soldiers, to blog, tweet, and be more social. The new application will be designed for the Apple iPhone, but BlackBerry, Android, Web OS, and Windows Mobile users will be able to access the U.S. Army [...]

Motorola Xoom – First Look And I like It

Feb 25, 2011 | 30 Comments

Yesterday, February 24, 2011, Best Buy introduced the new Motorola Xoom at their stores. Last evening I had a meeting to attend and on my way home I stopped at one of our local Best Stores. The Motorola Xoom is priced at $799 without contract or $600 if you sign-up with Verizon for a two-year [...]

Can You Beat A Speeding Ticket Using A Cell Phone App?

Feb 24, 2011 | 17 Comments

I just read a story in which one man described his adventures in traffic court after being cited for speeding. The alleged speeder was cited for doing 40 mph while driving in a 25 mph zone on his way home from work. Since this was his first time receiving a speeding ticket, he said nothing [...]

Blogging Died Yesterday And No One Told Me

Feb 22, 2011 | 22 Comments

Yesterday the New York Times posted a story, or maybe I should call it a tale, of two young people who quit blogging. Nobody was visiting their Web sites so they fled on over to Twitter or Facebook where the world recognized their talents. The youths were then able to reach their target audience, which [...]

Would You Use Google Chrome Without A URL Bar?

Feb 21, 2011 | 15 Comments

It is being suggested that Google may be considering the elimination of the URL bar in its Chrome Browser. This would be a major deviation from what most of us have become accustomed to since the first browser brought the Internet into our homes. Many of us can recall the days of using Netscape with [...]

What To Do Before You Install Software On A Windows PC

Feb 19, 2011 | 10 Comments

If you have never had software fail to install properly on a Windows PC, then the computer gods have blessed you. But someday, somewhere, at sometime in your computing career, most of us will experience a failed software installation. The first one we want to blame is Microsoft because it made this crappy OS! Wrong. [...]