Archive for January, 2010

Browser wars Chrome on a tear!
(But who let Opera Mini into the party?)

Caveat: Listen, before I start, I would like to let you know that I am an Engineer, I like detail, I like to be exact, I know decimal points and most of all, I know how to put people to sleep better than your priest, pastor or rabbi. So don’t comment that it is not accurate, because [...]

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Now here’s a good use of an iPhone

Have iPhone, will travel? I think pretty soon the chop-o-matic guy or Ron Popiel is going to be selling an iPhone that can chop onions or cook a chicken.
Take a look at this Quad copter controlled with the iPhone, similar to the BMW being controlled by James Bond a few years back: Watch the Parrot [...]

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Google is going to do it again with Google Voice & Google Number

Google  is doing to phone service what they did with Gmail to email service. Now (Invite only of course at this stage) you can add Google Voice to your phone to be able to do the following:
Voicemail: voicemail like email (Keep track of them like you do email in Gmail)
Voicemail transcription: Have the system read [...]

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Wise words for your content

So you’re writing some content for a website, sprucing up your resume or just an article? You want to think of some powerful words to put in. Here are ones I use, I keep adding when I think of new ones, but it might help.
Adverbs:
quickly, proactively, efficiently, assertively, interactively, professionally, authoritatively, conveniently, completely, continually, dramatically, enthusiastically, [...]

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Do you know who said this?

“Cash is a bad investment. You should keep enough so others don’t determine your future, The rest you should find good companies and invest in them…”
World’s best known or perhaps “best” investor. If you guessed Warren Buffett you would be right. Also another interesting thing was that he was very impressed by his professor at [...]

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