Excellent Article on the Future of Email Deliverability
2009-10-21 00:42:00 I recently came across a great article on the future of deliverability. Quick overview: We all know that when a subscriber clicks the ?report as spam? button, the ISP gets data to help them make decisions about what they want to do with a senders email such as block or send ...
Samsung AMOLED SPH-W8500 ? Looking at the Future!
2009-10-11 09:04:00 While Apple has been fighting over Google for VOIP in the US over its over-marketed iPhones, South Koreans have been enjoying the future of smartphones, AMOLED-based phones with NVIDIA chip that can play DivX videos like this flawlessly: (and also stream very fast using WiMax) Also, the phone comes with GPS navigation, 5 megapixel camera ...
Cities, Bicycles, and the Future of Getting Around
2009-09-21 05:14:00 Upcoming presentation in Los Angeles, Friday, October 2 nd , a presentation including celebrity cycling advocate David Bryne, Jimmy Z of the Bicycle Kitchen, LA's.... Posted on 09/07/09 at 09:28 AM
By: Bicycle Fixation
Property Investment ? The Credit Crisis and ? The Future Part One
2009-09-15 08:48:00 I don’t usually print other people’s articles, but as we all start looking towards the future (hopefully having learned something from the past) I thought it appropriate to do so. This is a letter by Prudential’s COO Bernard Winograd and worth reading. I will be seeking out other opinions in the future to republish. Read more on Property Investment – The Credit Crisis and – The Future Part One…
Property Investment Peloponnese: Tripolis ? One For The Future
2009-09-12 01:00:00 Property Investment Peloponnese: Tripolis ? One For The Future For many years, Greece has been a prime destination for Northern Europeans and Americans wanting to live the dream and buy a holiday home in the sun. However, successive Greek governments have instilled measures to deter investors and prevent ?flipping.? Read more on Property Investment Peloponnese: Tripolis ? One For The Future…
The Future Of Space Lies East: Chinese Space Stations Vs America?s Timid Na
2009-09-11 04:54:00 (Image: a model of the Chinese space station at the Chinese Pavilion, Hannover Expo. Credit: © Mark Wade of Astronautix.com) With the release of the Augustine Report not too long ago, there has been a flurry of outcry regarding the future of humanity, most notably from the Mars Society. While some may lament the fall of ...
By: Colony Worlds
TIME Magazine Calls Jay Leno the Future of Television (Moment of Silence Pl
2009-09-04 19:13:00 Dear James Poniewozik, I hope you’re happy. And by that I mean, was it really necessary to ruin my holiday weekend by reminding me — on the cover of the the new issue of TIME Magazine no less — that Jay Leno is the future of television. I mean we’re talking about NBC here. Of course Jay Leno is the future of television. This is after-all the perennial fourth place network that is so desperate for a win, they took it upon themselves to crown Conan O’Brien the new king of late night two weeks into his tenure. The network that we’re fairly confident will import any show from any country in an effort to find the next OFFICE. Heck, over a decade later, NBC President Jeff Zucker, Kevin Reilly, Ben Silverman, Andrea Bromstad is still searching for the next FRIENDS. That, and you said it yourself, “NBC has set the bar low enough for a sleeping man to clear. If Leno can just get the ratings he did in late night, some 5 million viewers (paltry by 10 p.m. sta...
By: the TV addict
The Future of Libraries, With or Without Books
2009-09-04 17:02:00 From CNN.com - Technology: As the fight over Google digitizing books heats up, some libraries are planning for a future with or without their huge collections of tomes. In doing so, they're turning to the same ideas that have shaped the social Web. They're trying to start conversat
Surf Skiing--Sport Of The Future?
2009-09-01 01:00:00 A cross between skiing and stand up paddleboarding, surf skiing is a new alternative in the world of water sports. Its inventor Jason Starr is determined to make it a household sports term.
Hi-tech Electric Wheelchair of the Future Promises Greater Mobility
2009-08-28 02:00:00 Wheelchairs are about to make a great leap forward in form and function. The four-wheeled Rodem electric wheelchair prototype not only looks stylish and sporty, it's designed to make mobility much easier for the disabled and the elderly.
SCRUBS’ Neil Flynn Talks the Future of the Janitor
2009-08-26 21:15:00 After eight years of successfully avoiding any actual janitorial duties, SCRUBS’ ubiquitous Janitor is packing up his cleaning supplies. But thankfully for fans of his portrayer, actor Neil Flynn, he isn’t moving far. In fact, this fall (Wednesday September 30 at 8:30PM to be exact) Flynn is trading in his mop for a minivan, joining fictional TV wife Patricia Heaton on the new half-hour laugher THE MIDDLE, where he’ll play the thankless father to three kids. (Or as Flynn describes his TV brood, “heads of state compared to [SCRUBS co-stars] Zach Braff and Donald Faison!”) Same night (Wednesday), same network (ABC), just far less work. “With SCRUBS there were so many different setups, sometimes 40 or 60 different shots,” explained Flynn when asked to compare the difference between the two shows. “Cut away to this, cutaway to that, shooting SCRUBS took a lot of time!” Not that you’ll hear Flynn complaining. “My particul...
By: the TV addict
The Future of News. Auto-Tune.
2009-08-08 01:29:00 This news technology is beyond that of the "holographic" projections that were shown during MSNBC's Election Day coverage. This is how all news will be delivered by 2015 (should be right around the time we get flying cars and hover boards)....
Smart-E-Bear: The Teddy Bear of the Future
2009-08-07 00:00:00 He's cute. He's cuddly. And he can say your child's name. Smart-E-Bear offers educational fun (and lots of it!) for any little kid in need of a teddy.
Treatment plans for the future
2009-08-04 17:26:00 Wednesday I have a pulmonary follow up visit at the UCSF chest clinic. What makes this appointment different, other than the fact that I will be breaking in a new Pulmonary fellow, is that we will be discussing some future treatments options, including bronchial Thermoplasty and Endobronchial Valve therapy (EBV) . At the present time, both of these procedures are still considered investigational,but both are in the process of seeking FDA approval . The latter (EBV), has never been done on an asthmatic, but because I have severe air -trapping, similar to that seen in emphysemic patients, it might be an option. I’ll go into more details about these specific treatments options in a future post. I’m also requesting a referral to be seen at the University of Pittsburgh Asthma Institute in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania . World renowned Pulmonologist and severe asthma researcher, Sally Wenzel who’s part of the SARP team, has agreed to take me on as a patient. Dr Wenzel ta...
By: Baycitywalker
Next Stop: Burnham & Beyond, Harvard Invents the Future
2009-08-03 19:00:00 Come learn something Tuesday at "Chicago Visionaries: From Burnham to Today and Beyond", a free panel discussing how Chicago can remain dynamic and relevant in the 21st century. Speakers include Carl Smith, author of the current One Book, One Chicago selection Plan of Chicago: Daniel Burnham and the Remaking of the American City, Nichole Pinkard of the University of Chicago's Urban Education Institute, architects Sarah Dunn and Martin Felsen, and Angela Hulock of Claretian Associates, developers of green and affordable housing on the Southeast side. 6pm, 400 S State St, Cindy Pritzker Auditorium. Call (312) 747-4300 for details. The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) hosts a series of free public workshops this summer called GO TO 2040 "Invent the...
Next Stop: Inventing the Future at Argonne National Lab, Bioethics and Soci
2009-07-27 19:00:00 The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) hosts a series of free public workshops this summer called GO TO 2040 "Invent the Future", where the feedback you contribute will help them create a scenario that will best reflect the region's desired future. Takes place Wednesday from 6-8pm at the Transportation Research and Analysis Computation Center (TRACC) DuPage Airport Authority Flight Center, 2700 International Drive, West Chicago, IL 60185. Go here for directions, and here to register.Also Wednesday: Laurie Zoloth, Ph.D., Director of Northwestern University's Center for Bioethics at Northwestern University and Mark Siegler, M.D., Director of The University of Chicago's MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, discuss the at times ambiguous boundaries of bioethics, and how the implications of...
Ten Years in the Future
2009-07-21 22:40:00 In a pointless discussion about school busses I posted- "Seriously, are kids going to be going to school ten years from now? Only 43% go now. Can't they watch it on their Kindle?" and got milo's response - This would make a great discussion all by itself. How about starting it as a discussion
Next Stop: Suburban Mayors & Managers Invent the Future, Bughouse Squar
2009-07-20 19:00:00 The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) hosts a series of free public workshops this summer called GO TO 2040 "Invent the Future", where the feedback you contribute will help them create a scenario that will best reflect the region's desired future. takes place Thursday from 6-8pm at the South Suburban Mayors & Managers Association, 1904 W. 174th St., East Hazel Crest, IL. Registration information here. Relive the Lincoln-Douglas debates in honor of the Lincoln Bicentennial Saturday with the Newberry Library's Bughouse Square Debates. This year's soapbox speakers include Jorge Mujica on immigration rights, "The Parking Meter Geek" on Chicago's parking meter troubles, Nora Rowley on Burma, and more. Take your heckling to Washington Square Park from 1-4pm. Free....
Why Browser Is The Future Of Computing?
2009-07-20 08:12:00 Apple made the news recently by hitting 1.5 billion downloads at it’s app store. Quick to catch on, Google at the recent MobileBeat 2009 Conference said that App stores weren’t really the future. Sour grapes? Not quite. Google has long since focused on the importance of the web. From promoting Android to its latest venture, Chrome OS, Google seems to quite believe in what it preaches. Let’s look at the way things have changed when it comes to working on the Internet, from actually being content-receivers to users being content-generators, the way people work on the Internet is changing. More so, with changing technology, from Wireless to 3G, access to the internet is no longer restricted to a phone line. No wonder that people estimate almost all of the Internet will soon be access via mobile. We recently wrote about Cloud Computing. Not needing a huge hard-drive, or inbuilt software seems to go with the concept of Mobile Internet. Mobiles don’t really have t...
By: WATblog
“In The Future MCommerce Transaction Limit To Be Decided By Individua
2009-07-16 08:40:00 This past week we met Mr. Ajay Adiseshann, Founder Of Paymate - A mobile payments solutions company at Startup Saturday in Mumbai. We had an interesting conversion with him on the recent RBI guidelines for credit card payments and its impact on ecommerce and mobile commerce. Here are snippets of our discussion and Insights from the same: In Future Banks To Decide MCommerce Limit Themselves Ajay was of the opinion that in the near future RBI will leave it to their respective banks to set a limit on mcommerce. He stated that based on his interactions with the RBI this is already being thought over and should be implemented sooner rather than later. The premise for this would be the fact that banks are in the best position to decide the amount of risk they can take. Credit Card Regulation Not To Have A Major Impact Ajay also stated that the recent RBI regulation on credit card verification which is reported to have a major impact on Mcommerce as the extra pin would only be required a...
By: WATblog
Next Stop: Cokie Roberts, Invent the Future
2009-07-13 18:00:00 Emmy Award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and senior news analyst for NPR Cokie Roberts Cokie Roberts will speak at Harold Washington Library about her new book, We Are Our Mothers' Daughters. Free, 7pm, Cindy Pritzker Auditorium, 400 S. State St. The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) hosts a series of free public workshops this summer called GO TO 2040 "Invent the Future", where the feedback you contribute will help them create a scenario that will best reflect the region's desired future. Tonight's workshop takes place Wednesday at Waubonsee Community College (Route 47 at Waubonsee Dr., Sugar Grove, IL) from 6:30-8:30pm. Registration information here....
Is Free The Future Of Enterprise Software? Yes And No.
2009-07-13 15:07:00 From TechCrunch: There's now a lot of buzz debating the business model of "Free" with the release of Chris Anderson's new book. Most of the conversation has focused on free media and free consumer services, but ultimately the effects and expectations of free in our consumer lives
I <3 the future!
2009-06-30 02:05:00 Telekinesis machines? In the Weird seems to have missed the announcement of Mattel's Mindflex, the game that allows players to move objects with thought, but here comes even more exciting news: a wheelchair controlled by thought.It's an EEG device that "analyzes brain wave data using signal-processing technology and delivers neuro-feedback to the driver." Similar technology is being used for other mind-controlled devices, as well as the next generation of more-accurate lie detectors.
By: In-the-Weird
Predictor: Packard's Last Fling at the Future
2009-06-29 23:56:00 Creative styling and innovate engineering bristled from the long, low car. Accented with trendsetting luxury features, the 1956 Predictor spoke of Packard's thrust toward the future and promised bold new concepts in motoring. The car was seen as the flagship of the 1957 models. T
Essay Contest Asks Teens To Look Into The Future... To 2059!
2009-06-29 17:13:00 Imagine what your life will be like 50 years from now? What new inventions will have changed life dramatically in 2059? How will people do their jobs? How are they educated? How do they travel, communicate, recover from illness or injury? Teens 12 to 17 are called upon to write about one invention that they see changing their own futures.
Seminar From A Friend of Mine-Inside the Law Firm of the Future
2009-06-27 21:18:00 Michael Zolno, a Chicago-based law practice marketing consultant, is a co-organizer and presenter at the following seminar (press release is below) taking place in San Diego, CA, on October 23 and 24 of this year. If you’d like more information, you may contact Michael at MZolno@aol.com. Industry Experts to Offer Strategies for Law Firm Success ...
The Future of Michael Jackson?s Children (PHOTOS)
2009-06-26 20:41:00 Michael Jackson, who died yesterday after a heart attack possibly caused by a Demerol overdose administrated by his personal doctor, has three children Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince ?Blanket? Michael Jackson II. Michael married dermatologist nurse Deborah Jeanne Rowe (Debbie Rowe), with whom he fathered a son, Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr. ...
The Future
2009-06-26 05:40:00 Noted baseball writer Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune has a column out comparing the futures of the Cubs and the White Sox and as usual he makes some solid points.But there is one area where I disagree with him, that is his notation (paraphrasing) that 'Sox fans aren't complaining that ownership cut payroll as dramatically as they did in the off-season.'With all due respect, Phil isn't going to the right places. I've read a number of upset fan posts at the various White Sox web sites over this past "non" off season and the caliber of players the Sox actually thought they could win something with.Consider this...if Kenny Williams had just brought back talent comparable to the players that...
6 Bright Ideas for the Future of Energy
2009-06-25 14:50:00 From PopularMechanics.com - Science: Earth & The Environment: To find innovative new solutions to the world's toughest technical challenges, we called some of America's smartest engineers and scientists for their quick fixes and long-term plans. Here, we look at six bright ideas to
Internet Micro-Payments Are Not the Future of Paid Online Content
2009-06-24 14:35:00 Barry Diller has made billions of dollars on the Internet. So when he said that Internet content would be "paid" content within five years I agreed. But then I disagreed.First off, I have to state that I'm damn impressed by the amount of money that Mr. Diller generates each and every minute on the Internet (his firm, IAC, uses around 30 sites to generate over $1.5Billion a year). With that type of street cred, it's hard to argue with him. And yet, I can't help but disagree with his recent statements in a BusinessWeek interview that "everything of any value" on the Internet would be fee-based within 5 years.No, he isn't wrong about his core statement - I agree that "most" valuable content will be fee-based. But I think he goes astray with his timeline (5 years) and payment structure (micro-payments).Follow me with this (I'm taking a leap of faith here):1. I do not believe that there is that much "valuable" content on the Internet today (as a % of total content). Sure, there i...
Collecta - New Entrant In Real Time Search, Will It Be The Future Of Search
2009-06-22 07:58:00 The quest to deliver real time searches has bewildered many search competitors to shore up their resources. Collecta happens to be an early mover towards that phenomena and is said to be the first effective real time search engine. How real is real-time search? There is a spate of term coined for search engines like Understanding Engine, Decision engine, semantic engine and real time search engine.Real time bug has completely bitten the web giants like Microsoft, Google and even Facebook. Real time search implies serving results for search queries as and when the information becomes available on the world wide web. Real time search engine are although coined as fast searches but takes a heavy toll on resources and also increases time taken to initiate and complete the query. This is useful for publishers and researchers but may not mean so much for general users as Google’s indexing priority through page rank importance already serves them well. Google in a way to satisfy real tim...
By: WATblog
Citrus Fueled Sports Car Could Freshen Up The Future of Automotive Design
2009-06-19 23:03:00 While many people are focused on redesigning our tried and true internal combustion engine, others are more interested in improving the fuel source we use in them. Most of these people are content trying to alter our current sources of fuel, but a few like to step off the beaten path. There are no better examples of this than the designers of the Stauro Concept.
I will accept all gifts this way in the future; it'll give me a use for my
2009-06-18 21:22:00 Send And Receive Real Gifts on teh cell phone Just when you think that life can't get any easier, it goes and DOES. Take sending someone money. In the olden days (2002), people who wanted to give someone else money had to do it the HARD way: Get cash, put it in a card, and then seal up the card and take it to the person. OR you had to write out a check and mail it.And gift certificates? Forget it: They were a pain in the butt: drive to the store, find the customer service desk in that weird, neglected corner of the department store, wait for some old lady to fill out the piece of paper, then hand her $50 and hope that she wasn't ripping you off.Then came "gift cards." You could -- can -- buy them anywhere, they're electronic, they can be used online, and the stores would even put them in envelopes FOR YOU. I thought that's as far as we could go, giving-money-wise, but I was wrong, because it just got EVEN EASIER, with the advent of a service that lets you Send And Receiv...
The future of SEO has BO
2009-06-17 12:20:00 It seems that many consumers don't understand what a web browser is... or know the difference between a browser and a search engine. Take a look at this video compiled by a Google research intern who asked people on the streets of New York. I believe that this is not atypical of the majority of consumer internet users. The search engine is the internet to many people and the reason why Google has become so powerful - and the reason why Search Engine Optimisation (or perhaps Browser Optimisation - BO) is an essential part ofeverybody's marketing strategy today. Search is ubiquitous. This is also the reason upstarts like TweetDeck are trying to become the defacto interface (call it a browser, call it a search engine) for the real-time web including Twitter. They announced today the release of their version for the iPhone and it is already making a splash. They want to replicate Google's success in the new frontier - the mobile, re...
By: Seo Blog
Welcome To The Future Of #News
2009-06-16 06:23:00 The Twitterverse has been all over the Iranian election. Hell, they even forced CNN to step up their coverage of what’s happening over there. We shouldn’t have to make the media do it’s job.
Is eCommerce the Future of Buying?
2009-06-14 15:24:00 As time goes on, more and more of us become more open to buying online. Even people who were very resistant to it are now jumping in and giving it a go.But will there ever come a day when eCommerce becomes the main way that we all make our purchases?Despite the fact that internet shopping has become more popular as time has gone by, it's a long jump from that to it becoming the main way to shop. Some would argue that the future of buying is here already, since so many of us do use the internet for buying whatever it is we need.But even though internet marketing is attracting our attention like never before, is it really in a position to take the top spot against more traditional shopping?When it comes down to it there are certain things that we would simply go out and buy, rather than getting them online. The one factor which does become a problem in many cases is postage. Depending on the item we don't always like to pay postage when we buy online. But having said that there are ...
Coda Electric Car The Future?
2009-06-12 07:07:00 Coda - The small guys are growing and growing. A small private electric-car company.Name: Coda Automotive, a new breed of cars started by Miles EV. The Company been selling low-speed electric vehicles in China for some years. The Coda sedan was disclose last week in Santa Monica, Calif. It is based on the Saibao, a gas-powered car built by the Hafei Automobile Group, a state-owned company in China. The chassis was originally developed by Mitsubishi [which licenses it to Hafei]. Hafei Motor was incorporated with government approval on September 20, 1994 as a foreign joint venture company with assets of 4.4 billion . It occupies an area of 1,050,000 and has a floor space of 350,000 . Further upgrading accomplished enabled welding, painting and final assembly operations to support two production lines running in parallel with an annual output of 300,000 units.The Coda Electric Car has a lithium-ion battery system with a 33.8-kilowatt-hour-battery pack. The sedan cruises about 90 to 120...
Nobel Laureate: Wind is Not the Future
2009-06-02 15:11:00 From CNET News.com: While the Obama administration has expressed increasing hopes that wind power will play a key role in America's future energy system, one of the world's leading scientists is ruling out the technology. Jack Steinberger, the 1968 Nobel Prize winner in physics
The redundant story: math and the future of journalism
2009-06-01 17:27:00 I have long argued the rather unoriginal position that journalism’s mission to inform has its roots in religious ‘infotainment’ both popular and intellectual - moralising editorials replaced moralising sermons, etc. But I’ve been struggling to express why that mission seems such a recurrent trope in history. The use of stories for entertaining and moral purposes is clear ...
By: Adrian Monck
Fueling The Future With Alternative Energy
2009-06-01 04:36:00 The current dominant conventional fuels that are used include fossil fuels, petroleum, uranium, coal and propane. There has been growing concern about these conventional fuels, thus leading to the increasing demand for, and interest in alternative fuels. The Pros of Alternative Fuels Alternative fuels such as bio-diesel, bio-alcohol, fuel cells, hydrogen, non-fossil methane, non-fossil natural gas and vegetable oil are now well known and deemed to be greatly more desirable in the quest to to fuel our vehicles. There are a number of benefits to using alternative fuels. Firstl, alternative fuel-powered vehicles will emit less harmful gasses into the air resulting in less pollution. Biodiesel is also completely renewable as its primary source is vegetable oil. So there is no need to throw out used oil as it can be collected and refined. Secondl, these fuels can also prolong the engine life of your vehicle and are generally cheaper than conventional fuels. Thirdl, they burn more effici...
By: Damon Clifford
INTERNET: The Future is Now... A Cliche' No More
2009-05-29 08:12:00 Okay, if you're not ready to geek out, and you have trouble getting past the horn-rimmed glasses and plaid button-down shirts you might want to skip this...HOWEVER, if you're ready to see the cool new stuff coming to your browser, then by all means take the time to watch these videos from the Google I/O conference.
Our (Slightly Less Than Serious) Take on the Future of JON & KATE PLUS
2009-05-26 20:26:00 Full disclosure: This TV Addict has never watched (or plans to watch) an entire episode of JON & KATE PLUS 8. Seriously, it’s realty shows like this one that give television a bad name. But since this reality TV train-wreck has become just that — an accident one can’t help but stop and stare at — this TV Addict, against my better judgement took a few moments this morning to read EW’s recap on last night’s fifth season premiere and watch the opening seven minutes of the show America cannot stop talking about. (See: Video) What I saw were two visibly exhausted and very angry parents with Jon proclaiming that he, “did not sign up for public scrutiny” and Kate admitting that appearing on the cover of the tabloids ”kill her,” wondering if anyone ever thinks about the ”human on the cover’.’ Well Kate, we’ve got news for you. We do in fact think about the human on the cover. We just don’t like what we see...
By: the TV addict
Artifacts From the Future: Truck Stops
2009-05-22 22:00:00 From Wired Magazine in February 2009: what the truck stop of 2021 will probably look like. http://www.wired.com/culture/cu-lturereviews/multimedia/2009/02-/found Copyright Wired Magazine
Kitchen of the Future: Rendez-Vous and Volare from Electrolux
2009-05-21 21:03:00 Based out of Stockholm, Sweden, the Electrolux Global Design team is an international team comprised of about 150 designers with a philosophy of 'thoughtful design'. Their latest two concepts, Rendez-vous and Volare, reflect the latest in modern lifestyle trends and consumer driven customization, and offer a sneak peek into some very futuristic kitchen design.
Juddy Miller wrote a new blog post: SEO hosting is the way to the future
2009-05-21 08:15:00 Juddy Miller wrote a new blog post: SEO hosting is the way to the future *Â SEO Hosting is affordable so that it can be used by webmasters or even newbie website proprietors. Prices are so less that no other competitor even comes close (more than twice the price per C class). Seo Hosting allows you the customer to have the same IP address for multiple accounts. Resulting is no ... By 'seohost'
By: BackBeat
Juddy Miller created a new blog: SEO hosting is the way to the future
2009-05-21 08:10:00 Juddy Miller created a new blog: SEO hosting is the way to the future By 'seohost'
By: BackBeat
OLX Reloaded: The future of internet free classifieds
2009-05-16 13:40:00 Advertisements in the internet are the main way to sell/promote or buy your products, properties or services. You could find number of online advertisement agencies that can help you according... read more at >> http://skvnet.blogspot.com
I've Seen The Future, And It's Made of Mushrooms
2009-05-14 16:13:00 From Top Cultured: I hate mushrooms. As a general rule, I don't like any form of fungus, and absolutely detest the thought of ingesting it. But a pair of mechanical engineering students from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have come up with a killer technology that is making me re
Geeky Gadget Of The Future: Wearable Projector Bracelet and Smart Electroni
2009-05-11 12:00:00 Camera, projector and WIFI connection in one innovative fashion item, will eliminate needs in the future to carry bulky equipment to business conferences and other information sharing events. Best of all, the Projector Bracelet is one wearable gadget that is also fashionable, with additional features that allow it to coordinate with the rest of your wardrobe.
What does the future hold for online advertising?
2009-05-09 20:46:00 I’ve been looking at various marketing advertising opportunities recently for some of my sites. One thing that I’ve noticed is that online advertising is becoming even more targeted, which should deliver a better return on investment. Google’s recent introduction of “interest-based” advertising is a case in point. The ads Google serve associate categories of interest ... |
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