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Posts Tagged ‘ technology ’

What’s on this Computer Geeks Holiday Gift List?

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December 19, 2011
What’s on this Computer Geeks Holiday Gift List?

My Holiday Gift List typically has one category: Technology I am a computer geek; no shame in it either. My Holiday Gift List is no different this year. Here are a few items on it. iPhone 4S For sure! Before Smart Phones cane if age, I had a sweet little Sony Ericsson phone that...
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Money Making Michigan?

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November 4, 2011
Money Making Michigan?

Newly Senate-approved legislation makes way for the red carpet in the great state of Michigan. Despite talks and numbers that had fallen apart in the past, $25 million in incentives has been given the green light  in order to bait movie and film companies to hire Michigan workers and base their businesses in the...
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Think Different: Customer Experience

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October 28, 2011
Think Different: Customer Experience

P&L may be the wrong bottom line. Whether you liked, disliked or really didn’t care about Steve Jobs, he voiced a mantra that contributed in great part to his success, the phenomenal success of Apple, Inc., and will to your business as well, “The Customer Experience.” If you are in business and care about...
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Think Different: iRestaurant

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October 26, 2011
Think Different: iRestaurant

Steve Jobs invited the world to “Think Different.” This week, I take a look at how some of his visions and inventions are doing exactly that. The iPad excites me. I see no end to the wonders of it because I believe that people are creative by nature. Whether it’s a solution to a problem...
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Think Different: Autism

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October 25, 2011
Think Different: Autism

Steve Jobs invited the world to “Think Different.” This week, I take a look at how some of his visions and inventions are doing exactly that. Another segment on last Sunday’s 60 Minutes episode reviewed the phenomena of how the iPad, a Steve Jobs invention, is helping autistic children communicate. The app being used...
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Think Different: Visions

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October 24, 2011
Think Different: Visions

Steve Jobs invited the world to “Think Different.” This week, I take a look at how some of his visions and inventions are doing exactly that. I, and I’m sure millions of Apple, Inc., product users, fans, and undoubtedly non-Apple product users tuned in to the program 60 Minutes last night. Featured on the...
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In the Clouds; iCloud

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October 18, 2011
In the Clouds; iCloud

I’m a techie. There’s no shame in it. I love being a techie. For birthday’s and special occasions, forget the dozen roses. iTunes gift cards will suffice quite nicely, thank you. Recently, I and millions of others were patiently awaiting the lastest Apple operating system update to its iDevices, “iOS 5.” Well, iOS 5...
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Clark Howard’s 10 month-old razor

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October 11, 2011

I stumbled across the Clark Howard Show a few years ago while channel surfing. I paused my finger long enough to hear this comment, “Man charged $62,000 to download movie, more when we come back.” OK, being the computer geek that I am, I had to stick around for this one. The story goes...
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The Death of a Visionary

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October 6, 2011
The Death of a Visionary

In 1989 I looked at the Macintosh computer, the one that looked like a little television and said quite sarcastically, “What will that thing ever do for me?” I wasn’t into computers just yet.
 That was the beginning of my life long adventure into Apple products. I am reminded daily of how Apple products...
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Photowalk Weekend Blast

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October 3, 2011
Photowalk Weekend Blast

This past weekend saw the 4th Annual Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. I led the Ann Arbor Nichols Arboretum leg and it was definitely a blast. It’s always fun to engage with other photographers, talk tech, see the photos they carry around on their cell phones or iPads and chat about upcoming photoshoots. “Wow, Antarctica...
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