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Bill Gates 2.0 – Simply Inspiring!
This 60 minutes interview with Bill Gates is called Bill Gates 2.0. Two words describe it – “Simply Inspiring!” I heard Bill Gates speak years ago in San Francisco, then a few weeks later at Stanford. Even then he was beyond Microsoft. He was more visionary than the world around him seemed to understand. What…Thinking: noise or signal?
“Think: Getting to #4” was my June 14 post about taking time to think. When I listened to this TEDxO’Porto 2013 talk, my instincts were confirmed. When we think we find the signal in the noise. The first 3 minutes of this talk by Jonathan MacDonald are riveting as he rifts on the deceptive…Think: Getting to #4
The speed of life has increased exponentially. We are always on. The intense connectivity of mobile technology has revolutionized life. The benefits are countless. I won’t give them up, but they do make it hard to think. We are inundated with powerful streams of information and stimulation on the outside. Those outside forces can…Traveling Through Life on Flat Tires
We weren’t the Cunningham’s of Happy Days, nor were we the Huxtable’s of the Cosby Show. We weren’t any of the modern families of Modern Family. We were merely a family that valued learning.A Window Into Tablets
A recent article on the website gaming examiner compared the Kindle Fire HD with the iPad Mini. The author highlights relevant facts. The HD version of the Kindle Fire is superior in a few spots, while the iPad Mini is deficient except for iTunes, where it enjoys an advantage with more and better content. Read…
Learning from Facebook, Google+, and Twitter
This last year and a half I have had the distinct pleasure of participating in the relationship building networks we call social media (vintage depiction of Twitter in attached picture found here). My most recent experience has been on Facebook, which has proved to be my playground. Where Twitter and Google+ have been about…
Can The iPad Mini Reset 7 inch Market?
Brooke Crothers of CNET says what I believed some time ago, which is that Apple can reset the 7 inch market with their new iPad Mini. You can read his article here. Back in July of 2011 I wrote the following: The seven-inch tablets are tweeners, too big to compete with a smartphone and…