I have been meaning to write this for some time now that the Brydge is shipping and it's been in my hands for the past couple months. Click here to see the video overview of the Brydge if you are not familiar with this iPad keyboard and cover. The Back Story A few years ago … Continue reading The Brydge for iPad – Review
Category: product innovation
You still have a Blackberry?
Some habbits are hard to give up whether that is staying up late, sleeping in on the weekends or giving up on your Blackberry. I've been a BB user for the past 15+ years and it has been faithfully supporting me througout every phase of my career. These days when I bring out my BB … Continue reading You still have a Blackberry?
Status Quo Vs. Innovation: Kindle 2 Buries Text-to-Speech
One of the biggest challenges to innovation is the status quo. While the defenders of the status quo, a.k.a. the short-sighted ones, would like to continue to protect their territories, markets and margins, they are continually being pushed by innovation. Ultimately, the 'short-sighted ones' have to make a choice to embrace innovation or try to … Continue reading Status Quo Vs. Innovation: Kindle 2 Buries Text-to-Speech
G1 Android Wishlist for 2009
2009 is the year of Android and G1, at least that is my hope. There is a lot of potential in this product, but potential doesn't get you success or superbowl rings, just ask Tony Romo, T.O. and the Dallas Cowboys. I found a post talking about a Top 10 G1 wishlist which covered the most … Continue reading G1 Android Wishlist for 2009
Augmented Reality – G1 app to add context to the stars?
I just read Jennifer Bruin's blog post on an app for the G1 called Wikitude AR Travel Guide. The app employs augmented reality, AR. If you don't know anything about AR, like me, reading the wikipedia entry is very helpful. After reading it, I can think of other ways to employ it for everyday … Continue reading Augmented Reality – G1 app to add context to the stars?
Where has my browsing gone, according to Chrome
After spending a couple of weeks with the Google Chrome browser, I now can see an advantage of the 'new tab' screen that presents your top 9 sites most frequently visited. On the right side you'll see an image of my top 9 and here is a brief description of my daily Web browsing which … Continue reading Where has my browsing gone, according to Chrome