by Ben Oaks | May 18, 2012 | Home Tech
In the market for home internet service? Not sure you want to go with your Cable Company for service? Are you in one of Verizon Wireless’ 230 4G markets? If you answered yes to any of those question then HomeFusion may be for you. Basically HomeFusion is 4G...
by Andy Quayle | May 13, 2012 | Social Tech, Word Wide Tech
There’s no doubt that Twitter is a very, very powerful tool to connect with customers. Chat to them, monitor what they’re saying about you, engage with them, put the news out there to them – there’s all kinds of uses for it – and you should be leveraging them all....
by Andy Quayle | May 13, 2012 | Generally Cool Stuff
(ARA) – Now more than ever, car buyers are focused on fuel efficiency. At the same time, they have demonstrated no desire to sacrifice performance, safety and style. To satisfy car buyers’ tastes, automakers have been busily developing ways to squeeze more...
by Andy Quayle | May 12, 2012 | Generally Cool Stuff
Some very interesting statistics here regarding Unified Communications. According to Wikipedia Unified Communications is: Unified communications (UC) is the integration of real-time communication services such as instant messaging (chat), presence information,...
by Andy Quayle | May 12, 2012 | Generally Cool Stuff, Home Tech
It’s a string and a stone! It was announced today that the the Pebble E-Paper watch and another Kickstarter Project – Twine – will be partnering to make each others projects even more useful. I’ve talked about the Pebble E-Paper Watch before (see here). Essentially...
by Andy Quayle | May 11, 2012 | Apple Tech, Google Tech
Because all we need is yet another mapping option, right? According to various sources, Apple – when it launches iOS 6 later this year – may include their own Google Maps alternative. They used their imagination muscles and called it “Maps”. Of course, the plan is...
