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Written by Richard Oppenheim CPA
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010 01:19 |
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Smartphones have already grown beyond any reasonable expectation of slow and steady wins the race. These handheld computers are delivering everything from entertainment videos to games to email to news to personal and business oriented applications. These applications give users support for doing all kinds of business operations and personal activities. Smartphones are not just about making the call, playing the game, and getting map location and directions.
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Written by David Cieslak
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 01:55 |
 One doesn’t need to attend the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, or subscribe to the latest geek blog to know that much of today’s hottest innovation in technology is happening on the mobile front! From Google Android and the Apple iPad to WiMax and Netbooks – mobile computing is changing when, where and how people connect and interact. And these innovations are making an extraordinary impact in the workplace as well. Here are just a few of the communication technologies helping drive this change.
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Written by Richard Oppenheim CPA
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010 23:26 |
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 To 3D or Not 3D? The hot topic at this month's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was the coming oversupply of 3D televisions. This technology is moving from the movie theater into the home. There is not a lot of 3D content today so these screens will also show 2D, HD, Blu-Ray. For 3D, special viewing glasses are required. As these products are rolled out, the question for the consumer is simple – “why buy?” Price today for a 42” model is around $10,000. Sony has stated that by 2012 30 percent to 50 percent of its TV sales will be 3D.
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Written by Richard Oppenheim CPA
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Monday, 18 January 2010 04:22 |
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 Despite all the rumors, the folks at Redmond keep their pipeline active with new products, upgrades, and lots of ways to request a little, or a lot, of your time and cash. In October, 2009, Microsoft released Windows 7, its latest and greatest operating system since it first leased DOS to IBM in 1981.
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Written by Richard Oppenheim CPA
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Saturday, 16 January 2010 04:10 |
 Amazon is not alone anymore. The Kindle eBook now faces lots of “me too” products that all fit under this same category. The Nook from Barnes & Noble, Sony’s eBook Reader, Que from Plastic Logic are a few. By some estimates there are as many as 30 eBooks to hit the shelves this year, not including Smartphones and computer based programs. A few companies, like Marvell are reengineering the creating the chips needed which should continue to drive the price down to under $200 and lower.
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