QR Codes Explained

July 15, 2011 by

Have you noticed those unusual black, square-shaped symbols popping up all over the place lately? They’re called QR codes, and they’re an extremely sophisticated version of the common grocery store barcode. Originally created in Japan to help keep track of car parts, the QR code is quickly becoming a universally recognized interactive advertising tool. What [...]

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Stay Connected, Stay Sane

July 13, 2011 by

We are living in an age of connectivity. No matter where we go or what we do, being connected is only the press of a button away. If someone needs to transfer information to us, they only have to choose by which device to do so. We can be called, chatted, emailed, texted and even [...]

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When I think of tablets — the iPad specifically — I think of watching videos, browsing the web, and enjoying games. Wasting time, in other words. But what if there’s a legitimate spot for tablet computers at the office? Infoworld recently ran a story about a New York law firm named Proskauer that equipped its [...]

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Spammers made lots of money during the early days of the Internet. However, if some tech-savvy delinquent desired to earn some extra money via spam on today’s Internet, they might want to consider a new line of work. The truth is, since the all time high of spamming attacks in 1997, spam filters have become [...]

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A number of years ago, we all laughed at then-U.S. senator Ted Stevens when he described the Internet as “a series of tubes.” In the same speech, Stevens also seemed to confuse the Internet with email, recalling how one of his staffers “sent an Internet” on Friday that didn’t arrive in his inbox until the [...]

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Creating consumer-based technology has been a popular trend in recent years; developers have noticed success with their products by tailoring them to fit with consumer needs and trends. A perfect example of this is the Google search engine, known for its usability. The reason Google has been so successful is because the engineers who design [...]

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In the not too distant future, you might start to see websites that end in .food or .microsoft. After years of studying the implications, haggling over the details, and sifting through public comments, ICANN, the Internet’s governing body, has voted 13-1 to radically expand the quantity and character of domain endings. In a release, ICANN [...]

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Smartphones have been one of recent history’s fastest growing technological advancements. Like most technology, the inception of smartphones has led to the necessity for other supportive technologies to be developed. For example, mobile devices being able to connect to a full version of the Internet requires developers to generate and design new ways of interacting [...]

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