It’s been an exciting time for the internet. Last week, we talked about the then-current internet blackout, protesting the Stop Online Piracy act and the Protect IP Act, and how notable sites, such as Wikipedia and Google US, were openly opposing the act. All in all, well over 115,000 websites participated in the strike, sending a very clear message.
And the message was received.
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What would it take to stop online piracy? On January 18 (until 19 in the United States), Websites such as Reddit, Wikipedia and others around the world are going ‘black’. They’re going to tune out for a few hours in protest against two pending legislation in the United States Congress. The first ...
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I could hardly put it down. Every spare moment I had in the days following the release of Walter Isaacson’s book on Steve Jobs was spent reading it, in Apple devices, no less. It seemed appropriate.
“The Cloud” or Cloud Computing is one of the hottest buzzwords the past few years. John Gruber calls The Cloud , “Ubiquity. Accessing your data, your stuff, from anywhere, using a wide variety of devices, software, and interfaces -- GUI at the desk, touch on the couch, voice on the go. "The cloud" is...
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You see them everywhere: in coffee shops, at the mall, even in offices. A lot of newscasters are using them in place of old-fashioned “cue cards”, teleprompter or news scripts. Yes, almost everyone has them.
Welcome to the age of the Tablet.
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