by Jay Anderson | Jan 5, 2016 | CIO Concerns
Over the holidays I picked up a Mattel View-Master VR viewer to try out with my kids. This View-Master, however, is a bit more advanced than those you may have used before. Instead of relying on cardboard disks with static, stereoscopic 3D images, the View-Master VR... 
by Lisa Jasper | Sep 14, 2015 | Lisa's Blogs, Technology
A few weeks ago, I found myself entering into a very long term relationship with my Apple Watch. When I wrote my first blog on it, I was still experimenting. But a few weeks ago, I realized I’d become completely dependent on it. My life is different now that I can... 
by Jim Smelley | Sep 9, 2015 | Technology
My first couple of months with Alexa (a.k.a. Amazon Echo) were pretty disappointing. She could play the news, tune in to a radio station, and (with a little effort) play music from my iTunes library. She had a decent speaker and really good voice recognition, but at... 
by Russ Pearlman | Sep 9, 2015 | Technology
Recently, I called into AT&T to order a MicroCell for my home to help improve my cellular reception. Unfortunately for me, the reception outside my house is just fine, but inside it is quite poor. Fortunately, I was able to talk AT&T into providing me with a... 
by Lisa Jasper | Jul 1, 2015 | Lisa's Blogs, Mobile, Technology
My four year old was going through my office drawers yesterday (what is it about the office that is so intriguing anyway?) and found an iPod Nano. He asked what it was. I explained that back in the “old days”, we used to use a separate little device to...