Thinking about electronics for Christmas? The prices will be good for this year’s models. And then International Consumer Eletrconics Show 2015 happens and some of us will be looking at new electronics to want just about two weeks later. I feel very fortunate that I am not one of those early adopters. Early adopters, who always […]
Category Archives: Technology
Out and about on Google+
Social Media Club Southwest Florida Event Post & Slides on Relevanza Event Announcement on National Social Media Club Site Tweets: With #smcswfl friends listening to social tech expert @bph speak about google+ & all the benefits it offers users. twitter.com/ExpressionofAr… — Kerri Meehan (@ExpressionofArt) January 24, 2013 Still inspired by last week’s @smcswfl meeting re: […]
Video: Medieval Helpdesk
YouTube video of a norwegian sketch about an IT monk teaching another monk how to use the newest technology available now in monk’s library.
Online Photosharing is evolving beyond Flickr, Picasa etc…Meet EyeEm
On Storify: All things Google + (Plus)
A new social plattform has emerged by Google, Google Plus that will ultimately integrate other Google application with your personal profile and online existence. Be it the +1 Button on other people’s website your checkins into Google Places and your reviews on Yelp. Read how other people write about Google Plus in the first few […]
IBM Watson: Countdown to Jeopardy!
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IBM Watson @wired
Wow!. Amplify’d from www.wired.com Watson is not your run-of-the-mill computer. The system is powered by 10 racks of IBM POWER 750 servers running Linux, and uses 15 terabytes of RAM, 2,880 processor cores and can operate at 80 teraflops. That’s 80 trillion operations per second. Read more at www.wired.com See this Amp at http://bit.ly/hW3XEM
Micros Systems (MCRS) at All Time High
And more information: Micros Systems shares jump on strong Q4, upbeat outlook UPDATE 1-Micros Q4 tops Street, sees FY11 revenue above view