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Jul 13, 2011
I’ve only been using Google+ for a day but so far I’m very impressed. I find it interested that Google, the king of algorithms, has actually brought a very human feel to the social networking arena. I’m speaking of circles. The concept of circles brings to the social web something that Facebook has been seriously lacking for a while, a way to easily choose which friends see what. Now I...
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My intial thoughts on Google+
Feb 16, 2011
If you’ve ever had you Facebook account hacked, phished or otherwise infiltrated, you’ve probably wondered what you can do to ensure it doesn’t again and if there was anything that could have been done to prevent it to begin with. While you could always use a password that uses every letter in the alphabet mixed with Egyptian hieroglyphics (good luck finding those on a keyboard); a much...
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It’s still Facebook, just safer – Secure access guide
Sep 22, 2010
After months and months of hearing about the whole Apple vs. Adobe “Steve Jobs hates flash” debate; I’m incredibly surprises people are still going on about it. This morning I was reading an article on Mashable regarding Adobe’s revenue performance. The fact that people still think that HTML5 will completely wipe Flash from existence as we know boggles my mind, and why do people...
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Apple vs. Adobe: When Large Corporations Fight Like Children
May 5, 2010
While the waters of the Cumberland raged and wreaked havoc and destruction on the Nashville metro area; the national media seemed as if it could care less as to the devastation this historic natural disaster brought. If you Googled “Nashville Flood” you found practically nothing and the case was much the same for national news and media outlets. Many reasons and opinions for this have surfaced...
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We Are Nashville
May 4, 2010
While some may think that the plethora of smartphones and other handheld devices may seem futuristic and ever so modern; the fact is, visionaries have been imagining and predicting similar technology for more than 100 years.
Nikola Tesla, one of the fathers of the modern alternating current (AC) electrical system we use everyday, stated in an interview with New York Times back in 1909 that in the future it...
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Nikola Tesla Predicted Smartphones 100 Years Ago
