Where’s the Unified Chat Service? (Updated: 05/15/13)
One of the reasons why we have technology is to make our lives simpler and more streamlined, and yet, when it comes to texting, we couldn’t be farther from the […]
Category Archives: Age of Information
Mobile Payment: The Fight for Your Digital Wallet
A war is brewing and I’m not talking about the one for your smartphone between iOS and Android. No, the next step in a war for our identity is in […]
Google Continues Forward With Jelly Bean
Google’s first keynote for its I/O 2012 conference was jam packed. One of the biggest draws was the skydiving demo for Google Glass by Sergey Brin. For people who have […]
Verizon Introduces “Share Everything” Plans – Attempts to Hoodwink Customers
Today Verizon announced their “Share Everything” plans that they hinted at a few weeks back at an investor’s conference. These new plans will be effective June 28 and with their […]
Minority Report: Feature/Dumb Phones Become Endangered Species
According to the latest Nielsen Report, smartphones now claim the majority of the mobile phone market with a share of 50.4% in Q1 2012. Of the 50.4%, Google’s Android OS […]
Creativity, Knowledge Economics, and Business: The Shifting Paradigm
Kun-hee Lee, Chairman of Samsung Electronics, in 1995 said, “The 21st century will be a knowledge-based society where intelligent creativity rules. In this society, quality and contents of education will […]
Data Collection: Beyond Privacy
How many of you have one of those customer loyalty cards that are prevalent these days? Back in Hawaii, Foodland provided shoppers with discounts for “free” through a “Maika’i Card.” […]
We Googled You
It’s important to remember that the internet does not forget and is unbiased. We, as a working culture, will have to become more lenient and forgiving of people’s actions. However, […]
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