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Just a few short months ago, the prospect of toddlers packing iPads was the stuff of droll New Yorker cartoons. Today, it's how we live our lives.
It's time for the 99% to put up or shut up; time to "vote with our wallets and pocketbooks"; time to act as much like the "good global citizens" our rhetoric suggests we want everyone else in the world to be.
In its purest form, this will be simply a challenge to the branch-led distribution model. How so? Ultimately, with mobile banking and payments, the branch and resultant paperwork processes becomes a convenience "penalty" for transactional and basic onboarding.
This wasn't your standard gathering of the nerds. The fundamental frustration of this mobile device extravaganza: which app's for me?
Something is very wrong when good jobs go overseas because American corporations can't find enough qualified Americans to fill them here.
As well as working with companies like Dell, Motorola, Nokia and Hewlett-Packard, Foxconn assembles popular Apple products like the iPhone and iPad.
Sticking to retreads makes no use of all the powerful technological innovations now at our command. But creating tablet cartoons has the potential to kill off reading altogether.
On Sunday I watched the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards along with some 17 million people. The evening's BIG winner, in my mind: the Internet.
In between losing 10 lbs, quitting smoking, and being more outgoing this new year, pick up some local flare for your iPad and take some time to explore these publications that capture the zeitgeist of this clever city.
The blog was born out of two irrefutable facts: 1) Kids today, aged 0-5, may not know what the hell a book is, but 2) those same kids are digital rock stars who could easily advance the social media strategies of various Fortune 500 companies.
Handwriting is in decline. But writing is on the increase. Paradoxical isn't it? Think about it. How often do you pick up a pen these days? I bet it'...
So what are kids clamoring for this year? I asked savvy consumer and my daughter, 6-year-old, Scarlett, to help us grown-ups navigate the corporate no...
I'm not sure what the problem is. Could Amazon release a glorious $399 Kindle Fire Plus, with more storage space, external volume control and a faster processor? Of course. But is that what the market seeks?
When there's a need for something to be available on a mobile phone, Fred and Paul Jacobs will be there to come up with the way to do it.
As rumors swirl that Apple plans to sell actual televisions running a next-generation version of Apple TV, the remote control question is more important than ever.
You'll want to consider each person's likes, dislikes, and weaknesses (kitten calendars anyone?). Once you have your strategy together, consider the gift suggestions below to avoid wrapping any grenade gifts this year.
