Well, today's post was inspired by several recent articles and the current mobile market/trends. As we all know (at least us in the industry), the mobile market has recently exploded into quite an industry/market.
We see new phones and technology nearly on a quarterly basis and designs, in a way, consolidating around a very familar/common form-factor. Today, i'll rant and suggest to the industry something that could help not only the industry and consumers but also the planet and the greater good of preventing more and more digital trash.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Quick Post: things to fix in Windows Phone 7... NOW!
this is my quick list of things that need to be addressed ASAP in Windows Phone 7. I have had my HTC HD7 for about a week and already have ran across several things that should not have passed QC. Lets get to the list!
1. Custom Ringers (WTF?? copyright scare? make it so we can't make them longer than 30secs)
2. Manual WiFi Network setup / adding of non broadcasted SSID networks. (REALLY? REALLY?? your f(*$ing microsoft, you built wireless zero config! come on!)
3. Car mode options. Hello? Yes, i like security and a password but would like a lock timeout longer than 5 minutes with password options (you can get never lock screen but only w/o a password). Gotta be thinking a little more forward here!
4. Pandora, oh where o where can my Pandora be... WebOS got it on launch. That was Palm, a now defunct company. ??
1. Custom Ringers (WTF?? copyright scare? make it so we can't make them longer than 30secs)
2. Manual WiFi Network setup / adding of non broadcasted SSID networks. (REALLY? REALLY?? your f(*$ing microsoft, you built wireless zero config! come on!)
3. Car mode options. Hello? Yes, i like security and a password but would like a lock timeout longer than 5 minutes with password options (you can get never lock screen but only w/o a password). Gotta be thinking a little more forward here!
4. Pandora, oh where o where can my Pandora be... WebOS got it on launch. That was Palm, a now defunct company. ??
Friday, November 05, 2010
My Startup Story: JimmyCan
Today's post will be a retrospective on a recent side venture of mine, my own technology services / consulting company, JimmyCan LLC. I'm a huge geek and I love helping people with technology and have recently been hearing more and more tech support horror stories from major companies. This really made me angry in hearing about techs stealing customers data or trying to sell side services before fixing the main problem or even worse the ones who don't even get the original problem fixed but are told to upgrade.
Thus JimmyCan was born. Keep reading for the tale of my little baby.
Thus JimmyCan was born. Keep reading for the tale of my little baby.
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