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BIG DATA

Patrick TomHon March 11, 2014

When you open up a book, play a CD, or even watch a VHS tape you’re utilizing a method of storing data created by man.  One of man’s greatest weaknesses has long been his incapacity to remember, to recall his past experiences, ideas, or memories.  It has been the inability of man to collect information and store it in large accessible quantities within his brain that has led him to create technology such as writing to enable us to store information that we need or that we think others may need in the future.   From the great library of Alexandria to British trade records to the library of Congress, data has been compiled throughout human history.  Yet only in the past fifty years has data taken on a new meaning in the lives of billions.

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In Tehnology, Winter 2013, On the Web, Features Tags Big, Data, Social Netowrk, Servers
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Closing Down an Open Platform

Dhira Khewsubtrakool March 10, 2014

When the iPhone was first announced in the summer of 2007, it caused waves throughout the mobile market, with many proclaiming it to be one of the greatest innovations in the mobile industry. Simultaneously however, this announcement left many, especially Google, uneasy at Apple’s potential dominance in the industry. They saw an ominous future for smartphones if Apple was allowed to monopolize the market. It was said that if there was no competition to fight against Apple, there would be a draconian future—a future where one man, one company, one device, [and] one carrier would be our only choice.

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In Features, Winter 2013, Software, Tehnology Tags Google, Android, Apps, Open Source, Closed Source, Lock Down, Licensing, App Store, Developers

Fishes and Oceans Alike

Anno Chang March 10, 2014

Recently, Microsoft and Apple both released an update to their operating system, from Windows 8 and OS X Lion to Windows 8.1 and OS X Mavericks 10.9, respectively. Having had the pleasure of being able to personally experience both operating systems- one on my Microsoft Surface RT and the other on my MacBook pro, here is an analysis on some of the discrepancies, issues, and points of interest found across both operating systems. 

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In Winter 2013, Software, Features Tags Windows, Microsoft, 8.1, Mavericks, Mac OS, OS X
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Flattening iOS 7

Dhira Khewsubtrakool March 8, 2014

Back in September of 2013, Apple released its newest iteration of iOS 7, and marked the biggest release of iOS since Steve Jobs showed the world the first iPhone in 2007. As Evernote’s CEO, Phil Libin, puts it, the day iOS7 Launch was “the biggest day in technology ever. There has never been another day like this in the history of the universe where hundreds of millions of people will see a big change to something that they’re used to. Nothing of this scale has ever occurred.” 

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In Features, Software, Winter 2013 Tags iOS 7, iOS, Apple, Jony Ive, Tim Cook, design

The Rise, Reign and [Potential] Fall of Yahoo's Marissa Mayer

Ian Kim March 7, 2014

In 1975 Marissa Mayer was born into a middle class home with two working class parents—far from the glamor and glory of a yet to be born booming Silicon Valley. A small-town girl from Wisconsin, her first job was not designing a computer or electrical circuitry, but working at a local grocer as an inventory manager during high school. (Although she was highly exceptional at school in math and science, she was day-to-day far from living the life of the prodigy we are familiar with today’s start-up CEOs.) Taking ballet lessons, baking brownies, ice skating; just a small town girl, with ambition. However, the significance of these humble beginnings would become forever more important from this seemingly simple and typical childhood, one of the world’s most powerful executives arose. The upbringing of Marissa Meyer would transform into an American Dream consummate, despite the criticisms American meritocracy has received with the seeming fall of the American education. Meyer’s journey to unprecedented success did show first glimmers when she entered Stanford University.

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In Winter 2013, Tech Business Insider, Features Tags Marissa Mayer, Yahoo, Google, CEO, Leadership
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Good Bye Good Riddance Steve Ballmer

Ian Kim October 1, 2013

There is never a perfect time for this type of transition, but now is the right time. My original thoughts on timing would have had my retirement happen in the middle of our transformation to a devices and services company focused on empowering customers in the activities they value most. We need a CEO who will be here longer term for this new direction

Steve Ballmer. Ostracized CEO Steve Ballmer To Leave Microsoft at Critical Juncture

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In Fall 2013, Tech Business Insider, Features Tags Microsoft, CEO, Steve, Ballmer, Bill, Gates
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Evolution of the Interface

Patrick TomHon October 1, 2013

Apple recently released iOS 7, it’s new operating system for mobile devices. What Apple has done with iOS 7 successful, captivating, and practical software user interface.  The redesigning of their color scheme and icons demonstrate Apples’ commitment to making the software not just a way to access an app or listen to music, but a way to enjoy every part of the technology that you’re using.  The introduction of the Control Panel in iOS 7 promises new functionality and ease of access to commonly used features and settings and the intuitive new multi tasking design allows users to readily switch between commonly used apps.

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In Features, Fall 2013, Gadgets and Devices Tags UI, UX, evolution, Apple, Mouse
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BETA iPad Magazine

Tech Crewsaders Admin December 14, 2012

We are looking for beta testers for our iPad magazine newsstand apps before we publish it to the app store! Sign-up for early digital access.

CLICK HERE

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In Features, Tech Crewsasder Magazine, Videos Tags Apple, BETA, Mobile Apps, Publication, Tech Crewsaders

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Tech Crewsaders Admin August 29, 2012
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