My rant on Microsoft’s aggressive force of surprise automatic updates for Windows 10, which still stirs up anxiety in me each time it happens.
More than six months after “cutting the cord” from satellite to YouTube TV, I have zero regrets. With all the positives that came with switching, there was one minor situation that left me dumbfounded.
When I came across a tech article asking when Apple might release a new batch of iPads, I had to make sure the article wasn’t dated April 1st (perhaps a leftover April Fools joke). It wasn’t. And the author was 100 percent serious. After reading his piece, I now have a better understanding as to why.
Several years ago, I called out ABC 7 Chicago for deploying bad social media practices used to gain Facebook “likes.” More than five years later, their social media team still hasn’t learned.
It’s well documented in the tech community just how ridiculous Google’s attempt at messaging has been over the last decade. While Apple has perfected its messaging strategy with iMessage, both WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are highly prominent messaging options for millions of users around the world. Within the United States, traditional text messaging (SMS) that’s
In light of recent Facebook security concerns, spotlighted this week with company CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony to Congress, I’ve been thinking how all this will realistically affect the social networking platform’s popularity. It won’t. And that is because no one, myself included, fully understands what the true ramifications are when all of our Facebook data
Working with search engine optimization, the irony isn’t lost on me that while Google can make or break a company’s digital marketing efforts by changing its algorithm, Google is bad when it comes to marketing their own products and services. The Pixel Phone, Google Play Music, and their various cluster of messaging apps are just
GoDaddy is notorious for smoke and mirror sale prices and excessive up-sell attempts. When not careful, especially when it comes to the later, you may find yourself in a potentially inescapable jam if you ever ever try to leave them. I learned that the hard way.
Some time ago, I “liked” the ABC 7 Chicago page on Facebook. For much of the duration, the page was great for providing Chicago area news, weather and any other tidbits of interest — exactly why I “liked” it to begin with. Of late, I've become increasingly annoyed with a newer trend on Facebook where
The financial woes of Blockbuster Video is a reoccurring theme revolving around the continued changing of technology, which had a similar impact on newspapers, and now currently with bookstores.