Category: Rememberall

  • Keeping My Eyes on Republic Wireless

    From Geek.com: The mobile networks in the US are designed to prevent new competition from entering the market. The US isn’t likely to see a new carrier to deliver a service that functions the same way that the current traditional carriers do. In order to succeed, a radical concept needs to be deployed. Republic Wireless…

  • The Rubik’s Cube

    Jens Mortensen for The New York Times. Prop stylist: Josephine Shokrian. Fron the NYTimes by HILARY GREENBAUM and DANA RUBINSTEIN Published: February 9, 2012 “There’s never been a puzzle quite like Rubik’s Cube, and America may never be the same,” announced the Ideal Toy Corporation in an early 1980s commercial. It wasn’t wrong. While teaching…

  • The Information Diet

    The talk around the water cooler is The Information Diet as the year begins. Read.  Not too much.  Mostly Facts. Based on the O’Reilly book by Clay A. Johnson, The Information Diet, A Case for Conscious Consumption I think it is time to get going on this topic.  Buy the book, read the cover, read…

  • The Quantified Self and OpenYou.Org

    I ran across OpenYou dealing with hacking health hardware.  A subject we are sure to spend more time on over hte next few years. About OpenYou OpenYou.org seeks to be a central resource for news about open source development on health hardware. It provides lists of libraries and applications from the open source community, to…

  • Droid or iPhone?

    Yes, I have them both.  Of course both are fine.  I use my Droid because I want to be like my son, or is it that I don’t use an iPhone to not be like my Dad.  From the Mercury News: New studies highlight app gap between Apple, Android: As Google and Apple continue their…