I was at a dinner earlier this week talking about a joint study much more aggressively Chinese companies were positioning for the future and that the Chinese Government, in sharp contrast to the US Government (and most others) was aggressively […]
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My news feed has long been filled with lists of the hottest new gadgets. As a self-proclaimed geek who subscribes to the leading tech news sites that’s unsurprising. At Expedia we’ve been talking about wearables for the last few years, and
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If you haven’t gotten the memo yet, the smartwatch is coming. With just about every company out there scrambling to put some technology on your wrist it’s a virtual inevitability that the concept is here to stay. Now all we
Review: Burg 12 smartwatch Read More »
We all wish we were paying less for car insurance. Most of us are paying hundreds of dollars a year for insurance we’ll probably never use, and if we do try to use it the insurance company will do its
Millions of cars at risk just to save a few bucks on insurance Read More »
When we think of the internet, we typically think of a diverse network enabling users to access information and applications from personal computing devices. However, we are now seeing an explosion in the volume of machine-to-machine interactions occurring across the
Security in 2015: Cloud Security Enables a Secure Foundation for the Internet of Things Read More »
I am a huge fan of technology, and all of the ways it makes life simpler. I appreciate being able to view my home security cameras from a smartphone app, or ask my smartphone to read my text messages to
Security is imperative for Internet-of-Things and connected technologies Read More »
Privacy is important to everyone on some level. What we consider to be sensitive material, and where we draw the line varies from one individual to the next, but everyone has personal information they’d rather not share with the world
How much is your privacy worth to you? Read More »
In general, it makes sense to assume that younger generations are more likely to accept and embrace new technologies. While older generations lament the fate of print magazines, younger generations are reading those same publications from a tablet, and asking,
Internet-of-things and wearable technology needs defined by age Read More »
…and that’s OK. You probably shouldn’t. This seems like a good follow-up to my post yesterday about how most crowdfunding campaigns fail, and why crowdfunding media solicitations shouldn’t present the product as if it already exists. Meet LeviDock: The Onion
Wow! You won’t believe this crowdfunding campaign Read More »
There are a ton of really awesome, creative, and innovative ideas in crowdfunding campaigns. Things like Stupendous Splendiferous Butter Up, which reinvents the concept of the butter knife, are absolutely brilliant. I love to learn about interesting new crowdfunding projects,
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