Tweet smart!

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Jacob Prystowsky

Sure, it’s easy to use Twitter. You just sign up, put in a few details about yourself, and away you go. But if you want to be a — dare I say it — “power-tweeter,” there are a few basic tricks and tools that can really help your tweets take flight. Pun intended. Behold the [...]

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MFLOW, Twitter meets iTunes?

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Chris Jenkins

Ok, this is pretty cool. Do I add it to my Social Bookmark folder or my Music and Media Folder? Why is technology so complicated? Anyway 5 Million tracks organized by an unlimited number of users. Too bad you can’t purchase tracks in US Dollars but hey, you can’t have everything. MFLOW, by its own [...]

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WikiLeaks not just about spilling government secrets: Why computer security matters

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Damon Muchmore

Over the last year we have heard a lot about WikiLeaks and the secret government information they have been publishing for the entire world to see. Governments around the world are scrambling to find out how they are getting this information. One would think this would be a wakeup call to not just governments, but [...]

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Google Docs to Add Preview Pane, Music Player, Collections

Posted on January 18, 2011 by Chris Jenkins

It’s no secret I’m a fan of Google Docs and this rivals Windows “My Documents” experience. The gap between desktop and cloud closes a little more every day. Google Docs code includes references to some upcoming features that could make the service better suited for storing media content. There are many references to a preview [...]

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Greed, speed, and need: 3 types of social media postings

Posted on January 18, 2011 by Chris Jenkins

Social media users have content expectations! I know it’s difficult to understand a user’s expectation of ROI for spending 5 seconds reading your 140-character tweet. So as you’re diligently working on your social media strategies take some time and actually think about your content. I’m a techie, and by nature communications isn’t my forte. But [...]

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The iPhone that’s more amiable than your Android

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Chris Jenkins

Editor’s note: This post is in response to The Android that’s crushing your iPhone. I sit comfortably reading my iPad educating myself about the newest Android-based slate devices, then it happens: I hear geek laughter from the corner. I see you with your taped glasses, pocket protector and mathematics degree. “Ahh, another Apple fanboy who [...]

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The Android that’s crushing your iPhone

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Jacob Prystowsky

Editor’s note: Be sure to check out Chris Jenkins’ response to this post, in which he defends his iPhone: The iPhone that’s more amiable than your Android. I see you there. You, clutching your lovely iPhone, your eyebrows raising incredulously above the edge of your shiny iPad. “Great, another zealotus tech nerd trying to rain [...]

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40+ Things You Need to Watch in 2011

Posted on January 9, 2011 by Chris Jenkins

An interesting mash-up of tech to watch over the next year. I’ll admit that some of these are new to me but still old favorites Foursquare, FlipBoard, and jQuery Mobile are all on the list. So far my favorite find of the new year Quora also made the list. A list of over 40 websites, [...]

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