One of the key aspects to a successful business is “FOCUS”. This is especially key to new or small businesses. Too many startups and SMBs follow all types of business leads that may not be their main focus spreading them out too thin and diluting their limited resources. This is especially true for the many [...]
So I’ve decided to update the blog’s look, feel and brand to reflect the new focus of the site. The site is now called Verasity, which is a slight play on the word Veracity. The definition of Veracity is:
Veracity: conformity to truth or fact; accuracy
This truly reflects the direction of the site. Verasity will still [...]
So during his keynote speech on Jan 27, Steve Jobs took a little time before introducing the iPad to talk about some recent highlights of their business. You can see my thoughts on the iPad here. He talked about how Apple has now sold 250 million iPods since it’s release in 2001, how they have [...]
For you faithful followers, it’s been a long time since I posted a blog. I’ve been busy with personal stuff plus I’m starting to want to focus on useful and insightful blogs rather than just the usual mumbo jumbo. And then Mr. Jobs announced his latest product and now I have to write about it. [...]
So Kodak has sued Apple and RIM over IP infingment. Kodak states that it’s been talking with both Apple and RIM for some time to resolve this amicably but since that didn’t work, they decided to sue.
The patent in question is related to a method of previewing images in a mode that enables quick preview [...]
A new RIM patent application suggests that by placing a proxy server on the device it could compress and transcode all network requests on the device thereby increasing speeds. This would obviously also have the added benefits by reducing the bandwidth usage per device which is useful to both RIM and Carriers. This would put [...]
So the rumours for the next generation of the iPhone are starting now. According to PCWorld, the next generation iPhone will be dubbed iPhone 4G and will have:
5 Megapixel Camera (putting on par with the Nexus One)
Updated Operating System with revamped App Store
OLED Screen
Video Chat Support
Announced as early as May 2010.
Again, nothing really new here. [...]
Google has launched it’s Android 2.1 SDK this past monday allowing their development community to start supporting their Nexus One customers. That covers half of the problems that Nexus One users had. However, it seems that Google’s own Nexus One support woes continue with no end in site.
So who do you call when you have [...]
According to PC World, it seems that Nexus One customers are trying to find support for their phones and are having a tough time finding it. Customers are going to point-of-sale (Google’s Phone Store) for support and that apparently has a 48 hour turnaround time, although I wasn’t able to find that guarantee on the [...]
If you’ve been keeping up with the story, Rogers’s HTC Magic customers earlier this week got notice that they will be getting an upgrade to Android 2.1 sometime this year. However, HTC Dream customers would not get an upgrade past Android 1.5. This obviously sparked some outrage, but honestly, we didn’t expect the outrage to [...]