Motivated by Mobility
Small changes in technology can have big effects on our behaviors and interaction with new technology. The introduction of the answering machine was responsible for a 24% increase in phone calls. How is mobile technology changing the way we work and interact with...
State of the Twittersphere (and Our Secret)
It's like Christmas morning, all eight nights of Chanukah and your birthday in one day! Boston marketing software company Hubspot has released their 2009 State of the Twittersphere Report. The funny part is I really don't know if I'm being sarcastic: I just look...
Firefox 3.5 Preview Version Previewed
Erick Schonfeld from TechCrunch invited Mike Beltzner, the director of Firefox, to his New York City office. He saw some very cool video toys that are part of the new Firefox 3.5, now in its preview release. Erick goes into the geolocation features, support for open...
Reinventing E-Mail in Their Own Image?
What if Google were to reinvent e-mail as if it were invented today? They did. Google Wave Developer Preview presentation fired up the crowd at the Day 2 Keynote of Google I/O. Read how Google Wave will change EVERYTHING from education to how business and families...
The Birthplace of Innovation (It’s Not Where You Think)
Business can take a lesson from the 900-plus teams at Destination ImagiNation Global Finals last week. Teams from all 50 states and around the world were demonstrating the benefits of the synergy of creativity, teamwork and problem solving skills on a timeline. I go...
We Live In Exponential Times
We are at a unique period in history. There are new opportunities developing with every new innovation. Cultures of sharing and collaboration are leveraging the innovations. Award-winning educational blogger Karl Fisch said it best: We Live in Exponential Times. How...
