My Tyler the Tech Guy column in this week’s Occidental Weekly is a variation of my post about what Google’s new free GPS software will mean for the GPS market, but with a key difference — I focus on what Google’s offering will mean for consumers (aka us).
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A complete archive of all my writing for The Occidental Weekly, including past Tyler the Tech Guy articles, can be found here.
Phone and Desktop Computing are Finally Combining in 2015I've written about my "dream device" -- a phone that could dock to become your laptop or desktop. More and more, people have been latching onto the idea, and I believe 2015 may be the year that a company does it.
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Getting Around Attachment Size Limits — Update for 2015The most popular post I've ever done on this blog was written back in 2010 about ways to get around email attachment file size limits. I figure that now -- almost five years later -- the time is right to update that information.
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Can the largest ever crowdfunding project succeed?The Ubuntu Edge is the most ambitious crowdfunding project ever, with a goal of raising $32 million in just 31 days. But, can that amount of money actually be raised through crowdfunding?
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My “Dream Device” is Real! (Kind Of…)Yesterday, I wrote about my "dream device" -- a phone that could be docked into desktop or laptop to act, in essence, as your main computer. Today, just such a device was introduced.
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My Dream Device — What It Is, Who Could Make It, and Why They Probably Won’tMy dream device is a computer you always have with you that provides a desktop, laptop, or phone/tablet experience depending on the situation. There's one company in a unique position to make such a product.
Read More Phone and Desktop Computing are Finally Combining in 2015I've written about my "dream device" -- a phone that could dock to become your laptop or desktop. More and more, people have been latching onto the idea, and I believe 2015 may be the year that a company does it.
Read More Getting Around Attachment Size Limits — Update for 2015The most popular post I've ever done on this blog was written back in 2010 about ways to get around email attachment file size limits. I figure that now -- almost five years later -- the time is right to update that information.
Read More Can the largest ever crowdfunding project succeed?The Ubuntu Edge is the most ambitious crowdfunding project ever, with a goal of raising $32 million in just 31 days. But, can that amount of money actually be raised through crowdfunding?
Read More My “Dream Device” is Real! (Kind Of…)Yesterday, I wrote about my "dream device" -- a phone that could be docked into desktop or laptop to act, in essence, as your main computer. Today, just such a device was introduced.
Read More My Dream Device — What It Is, Who Could Make It, and Why They Probably Won’tMy dream device is a computer you always have with you that provides a desktop, laptop, or phone/tablet experience depending on the situation. There's one company in a unique position to make such a product.
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