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Technology Buzzword Showcase: What Does it all Mean?
Advancements in technology and computing are worked out at astronomic rates. Mathematicians and computer scientists are constantly developing new methods for technology to be involved in our daily lives, and manage ever more complex tasks. Whenever we hear reports about these technologies, unfamiliar words are used to define and describe them. It can be easy to feel left behind by these advances. So, this article will cover some common terms and buzzwords in the technology and computing industry. Armed with some basic knowledge you should be able to get a better handle on what the cutting edge of computing can do.
Mikkie MillsPublished 5 years ago in 01Ten Awesome E-Commerce WordPress Themes 2019
As a rule, browsing such site results in buying something. Do you want to create the web-platform causing the same effect on your potential visitors? We have the few awesome options in e-commerce WordPress themes, which are on the top in effectiveness ratings, and can help you in pursuing your business goal.
Brooke CollitsPublished 5 years ago in 01iPhone, iMac and Now iLifestyle Brand—but Will It Be Successful?
It seems Apple's cash-strapped grip on the world was tightened yesterday, following Apple’s launch of the Apple TV+ streaming service, Apple Arcade gaming service, Apple News, as well as the Apple Card at its latest Keynote event in Cupertino, California.
Helen NgoziPublished 5 years ago in 01Great Tech for Your Home
Technology advances every day. We now have robots that border on the rims of being artificial intelligences. Great minds like Elon Musk are looking for ways to combine the human mind with computers in order to improve human intelligence. Musk is also planning to have human colonies living on Mars by 2024. Needless to say, technology is quickly changing the world. There are hundreds of different types of technology that are available to use in your home as well. From smart home and smart technology to solar panels and solar cameras, there are a lot of options. Depending on your needs, some things might be better for you to use in your home and you might not need others.
Mia MoralesPublished 5 years ago in 01Apple Reportedly Planning Event for March 25th
Every March event Apple has held in the last few years has been around hardware and this year could signal a change from within the iPhone maker as they set their sights on a new streaming service called "Paid Apple News subscription service"
Vidello ProductionsPublished 5 years ago in 01What Are Kubernetes and Docker?
Container technologies, such as Docker and Kubernetes, are basically types of virtualization solutions. These virtual containers are efficient and quick, allowing for multiple applications to deploy and run without the need to activate an entire operating system. Docker and Kubernetes seem like similar technologies at a glance, and some even treat them like competitors, but this isn’t really the case. These technologies operate in different ways and can actually be used together. To understand their uses and their unique properties, it’s important to understand what software containers are and why they are necessary.
Tobias GillotPublished 5 years ago in 01Top 10 Most Anticipated Tech Products of 2019 - GearUP^
If you thought today’s tech was cool—smartphone photos that rival SLRs, 75-inch 4K TVs, and smart speakers that let you play one of 40 million songs, just by asking for it—wait ‘til you get a load of what’s to come NEXT year. 2019 will likely see no shortage of great gadgets and gear worth getting excited about.
Part 2: Today, the Equation Is Simple—Faster Internet Access Equals Greater Economic Opportunity!
In the first article in this series, "Part 1: Today, the Equation is Simple - Faster Internet Access Equals Greater Economic Opportunity," we looked at just how much the world or work—and our lives—has changed over the past decade or so. We saw how that "third place" that Howard Schultz envisioned has become oh so necessary in the way we get things done in the modern world. This is as people—following the classical "invisible hand" of economics have come to frequent—and in many, many cases to rely upon public spaces for their ability to consistently be able to access the internet at reasonably high speeds. The way we live, the way we communicate, and yes, the way we "work"—by whatever definition you choose to apply to that term—has become dependent on good and stable wifi! And so that is why we see so many folks huddled over a laptop and some papers at your local Starbucks, your local coffee house, or the McDonald's on the corner.
David WyldPublished 5 years ago in 01- Top Story - January 2019
CES 2019 Recap
I spent the last week with my team at the world's largest gathering for those who thrive on the business of consumer technologies: CES. It's a universe of innovation and inspiration, where capital-hungry startups in Eureka Park can get noticed by venture capitalists, and tech giants can flex their trade show budgets. We are more dependent on technology than ever; our needs are starting to mirror our wants. Part of my job at CES is to answer the question: How will I allocate my company’s time and resources to take maximum advantage of technological innovation? My thought process follows.
Jeremy FrommerPublished 5 years ago in 01 Part 1: Today, the Equation Is Simple - Faster Internet Access Equals Greater Economic Opportunity!
Sometimes, big megatrends are sitting right there in front of you, or maybe at the table next to you! And yes, sometimes, those trends can even be spotted on a routine morning "research trip"/caffeine stop at your local Starbucks, McDonald's, or local coffee house.
David WyldPublished 5 years ago in 01A Crisis of Trust
It's never a bad day to be a billionaire. That goes without saying. However, Mark Zuckerberg, has had—by any measure—a no good, very bad 2018! From the use of Facebook by the Russians to interfere in the U.S. elections—and beyond—to the controversies over everything from hacking to cloning Facebook accounts and now to the recent revelation that Facebook had been allowing companies like Netflix and Spotify to not just access users' friends lists and other pertinent info, along with their private messages, the social media giant is truly testing the age-old adage that "there's no such thing as bad publicity!"
David WyldPublished 5 years ago in 01The Problem with Youtube: A Continued Downward Spiral
As most of you know, I have made articles about this same topic before. As time went on, I noticed that Youtube still had yet to solve its biggest issue; the silencing of creators.