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Category Archives: Microsoft
Google DRIVE – The “Chicken or Egg” of Computing?
In trying to think of a simple way to illustrate the significance of CLOUD Storage on the future of computing – I thought of “Which came first the Chicken or the Egg?” A famous question that has vexed philosophers since … Continue reading
Google / Microsoft / T-Mobile – present new Pricing models
The year 2013 will reflect significant swings in the pricing pendulum as key markets mature. Three tech sector giants have made recent pricing announcements. Google (CLOUD computing) pulls the FREE version of Google Apps for Business, Microsoft (Client / Server … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, change in IT, Google Apps, iPhone, Microsoft, mobility, Smartphone, VoIP
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Why “Synced Cloud Based Data Storage” is a major WEB evolution
Right now it’s hard to read about the Internet without coming across the topic of “Cloud Based Data Storage”. Why such a Hot Topic suddenly? Marketing media hype will tell you, because it is cool, low cost (or Free) and … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, Anytime Access, change in IT, cloud computing, Free, Google Apps, IP, iPhone, Microsoft, mobility, Web 2.0
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Adaptable & Affordable – Google Apps (SAAS Cloud computing)
As 2011 speeds to a close I wanted to take opportunity to describe some current technology-terms from the practical and realistic business perspective. Many still wonder why they should consider or what the benefits are of: Cloud Computing – … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, Anytime Access, change in IT, cloud computing, Google Apps, iPhone, Microsoft, mobility, Privacy, Web Presence
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Radical Change, it’s not limited to the technology
We’ve become accustomed to radical change in Hardware and Software technology. Smart-phones, tablets, netbooks and other hardware are virtually reinvented annually, plus “cloud computing” allows major software updates to roll out to users every few months. But the radical change can … Continue reading
Posted in change in IT, Chromebook, cloud computing, iPhone, Microsoft
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Google IO – 2011 new Dessert for Android
A tech company tradition is to assign non-descript and often funny code names to future products. While comical, the true intent is to thwart competitors before formal release. A stoic type of humor in a very serious and ultra-competitive business. … Continue reading
Defining future Web tech via Google IO – 2011
Google IO – the company’s namesake annual event (held May 10-12th) is one many have never heard of! That’s because its primary audience is “technology developers”. A gathering of geeks, nerds and mystical genius types who actually create and build … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, Anytime Access, change in IT, Chromebook, cloud computing, Microsoft, Web 2.0
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Microsoft inflicts “visible hit” on an “invisible invader” – Rustock Spambot
Unlike many conflicts occurring around the globe today – the war in Cyberspace between “Spam bots” and billions of everyday web uses typically goes on silently behind the scenes and unreported. On March 17, 2011 – via a combined legal … Continue reading
Posted in eMail, IP, Legal, Microsoft, Security, Text Messaging
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Government Procurement Watchdogs – decide to procure Google Apps
On Dec. 1, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) picked Google Apps to be provider of e-mail and collaboration software for its 17,000 full-time workers. GSA is an independent agency of the Federal Government, who’s mission statement is: “…to use … Continue reading
Web Mail + “Gmail Priority Inbox” help maintain Mobile Device Sanity
On Aug 31 Google introduced the “Gmail Priority Inbox”, something that helps users better manage the seemingly endless flow of emails. Yet what struck me was the value this could have in helping SMB business owners gain more control of … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, Blackberry, cloud computing, eMail, Google Apps, iPhone, Microsoft, mobility, Smartphone
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