Skip to main content

The Digital Drip

Search This Blog

This is some pretty cool and amazing stuff

September 01, 2011

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

awesome inventions

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

iPhone 5 Next-generation launch in August;4G compatible for super fast browsing & 3D renders show off white edition

The iPhone 5 won’t drop in August after all, it seems, after it emerged that the handset still has to undergo a series of tests before it’s ready to be showcased to expectant tech watchers. According to sources cited by Boy Genius Report (BGR), the next-generation iPhone is currently still in the ‘engineering verification’ stage of testing and has yet to even enter the ‘design verification’ phase of trials. Going by earlier iPhone models’ progress to market, this suggests that the handset is several weeks, more likely months, away from going into production proper. Extrapolating further, it's possible to surmise that the handset is likely to appear in September or October and that recent projections it would arrive next month, which in all honesty seemed a bit left-field to us anyway, are wide of the mark. BGR’s sources also corroborated rumours that the handset will be 4G compatible for super fast browsing and will feature Near Field Communications chips to allow users t...

Raise Your Salary; Improve your value to your employer

The only way you can command a higher salary is to make your employer more money than anyone else who could do your job. You make money for your employer by producing profitable goods that will be bought by his customers (who are also his employers). This is why your employer is not your employer, but your employer’s employers. Who’s Your Employer? As the saying goes in B2B (“business-to-business”) industries: “Your customer is not your customer but your customer’s customer.” To be successful in selling your products or services to your customer, you need to make your customer successful in selling his products or services to his customer. As the manager of “ME, Incorporated,” you are in the B2B space. Your customer is your employer. If he doesn’t buy your services, you are out of a job. Your employer’s employers are his customers. If they don’t buy his products, he is out of business... And so are you. Value Is In The Eye Of The Beholder You buy a product i...

Future of Humanity: Designing new threads within the Internet of Things around people

The Internet of Things is bigger than we may realize. We are experiencing a shift from a world of inanimate objects and reactive devices to a world where data, intelligence, and computing are distributed, ubiquitous, and networked. My fellow analysts and I at Altimeter Group refer to the Internet of Things (IoT) as the Sentient World. It’s the idea that inanimate objects gain the ability to perceive things, perform tasks, adapt, or help you adapt over time. And, it’s the future of the Internet and consumer electronics. In 2008, the number of things connected to the Internet exceeded the number of people on earth. By 2020, it’s expected that there will be 50 billion things connected. A network of things creates an incredible information ecosystem that connects the online and physical world through a series of transactions. In a world where data becomes a natural bi-product of these exchanges, developers, businesses, and users alike are faced with the reality that data ...

Powered by Blogger