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Does this 1987 Apple concept video, Knowledge Navigator, give clues to what Apple will be announcing later this month? I believe we will get a voice interactive device in my lifetime, but not sure we will see it this year. What do you think? Let me know you thoughts. Check back this weekend to . . . → Read More: Apple Tablet Concept Video – 1987 Nice video mashup of the best videos of 2009. As those of you who follow me on twitter know, on Wednesday night I had trouble checking into my hotel, the Miami Doubletree. Evidently Paul Merhige had been sighted in the hotel and a massive manhunt was underway to find him. After an hour I checked into a different hotel after capturing the following . . . → Read More: Police Search for Paul Merhige Arctic Wolf, originally uploaded by Marke Clinger. To the best of my knowledge this is an arctic wolf. I was driving just outside of the city of Yellowknife, NT in Canada when it crossed the road in front of me. It stopped and posed on a berm on the side of the road. . . . → Read More: Arctic Wolf As you know from a previous posting, I have been using BookMooch to trade used books. This week I received a mooch from “Prison Book Program“. A quick search directed me to the web site explaining this is a non-profit organization that gives books to prisoners. I had no idea this organization existed. BookMooch . . . → Read More: BookMooch and Prisons As a user of a PC at work and a Mac at home, I am always on the lookout for applications that will allow me to get my work done using my Mac when I work at home. Eventually I would like to follow many others and switch to a Macbook Pro as my . . . → Read More: Outlining: What Google Docs is Missing My wife and kids read at least twice as many books as I do per year, which makes our collective used book generation pretty significant. A few months ago I signed up for the Bookmooch service to give our used books away. I was surprised at how fast books where being mooched (requested) from . . . → Read More: Bookmooch: Free Books from the Airport I am glad I made it into the first 500 people invited to use Skydeck. After reading the basics about it the night before I couldn’t wait to get into the Beta. As you know I am in sales and I use my Blackberry as my primary communication device. I don’t have an office . . . → Read More: Skydeck – Analytics for Mobile Conversations by Marke Clinger This weekend I did the unimaginable. I purposefully pulled out, one by one, every drive in my ReadyNAS NV RAID while it was running. I am pretty familiar with RAID technology because of the work I did in the late ’80s with several pioneering companies working on early RAID and . . . → Read More: X-RAID: The Borg of Network Attached Storage At 5:35pm tonight my phone rang with the area code of 408, Silicon Valley. Hum could it be mom? I don’t have any customers in that area code. I was still in my office in Santa Cruz, CA trying to figure out if I could track who downloaded a file using Yousendit’s Outlook plug-in. . . . → Read More: Now That’s Service! – Yousendit Callback in 9 minutes |
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