If you like the idea of a computer that's both smaller and less expensive than, say, dinner for two, then dine on Raspberry Pi. It is a full featured computer for $25 that fits in the palm of your hand. It's a small circuit board into which you can plug a monitor, USB devices (e.g. keyboard and ...
The Curator’s Code
To say the Internet has an infinite amount of resources would be an understatement. The continuously updated feeds of sites like Tumblr, Twitter, and Pinterest provide a constant stream of ideas and creativity. Reblogging, retweeting, and reposting are taking place but where do all of these ...
Tech at the Auto Show
We went to the New York Auto Show this week and were excited to see how car companies are using technology, both in the cars themselves and for tracking customers. Many of the newest cars have sophisticated tech built into them: Lexus has their own "Enform" app that allows you to use your iPhone ...
No More Computer Passwords?
An article by Randall Stross that came out in the New York Times last week, Bypassing Those Passwords, discussed an exciting future for those of us who are tired of remembering all those computer passwords. Many people and organizations, including Darpa (the federal government’s Defense Advanced ...
Tech Purchases Survey Results
The results are in from our survey of small business owners and individuals. We asked what tech purchases they planned to make in 2012, and here’s what we found. What the data from home users showed: 75% said they plan to make tech purchases in 2012. Of those who plan on purchasing computers, ...
Google+ Pages for Business
This week (I think) Google started allowing businesses to create pages on Google+. Previously you could only have a Google+ account for a person. Here is Google's website on Google+ for business: http://www.google.com/+/business/ Obviously Google is trying to get a piece of the Facebook action, to ...