Internet Express Lanes: Who Pays the Toll?

Major Internet service providers are lobbying to overturn FCC rules which prevent discrimination of traffic across the internet. Their intentions are to charge companies and, possibly, end users for priority access to popular services such as Facebook or YouTube. The debate on whether some 1s and 0s are worth more than others will come down…

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Responsive Design: Focusing on Percents, Not Pixels

In just a few years, responsive design has gone from an experimental concept to mandatory practice. A responsive site displays the same content at the same URL in every case, but it accommodates the screen size on which it’s being viewed. In a world of smart phones, tablets, HDTVs and even wearable computers, your site…

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Digital Convergence: From Maybe to Mandatory

Maintaining a healthy level of interaction with your clients is almost as important as acquiring new ones. The cloud is the new reality In previous eras of computing, running proprietary software on office workstations was the only way to get things done. License keys had to be bought and managed, computers had to be loaded…

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Up Next in Tech: A look at the Annual Consumer Electronics Show

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas showcased products for everyone to look forward to in the coming year. Rather than finding the one gadget to rule them all, attendees were introduced to myriad specialty electronics that do specific things very well. 4,000 things to consider when buying a new TV Offering 3D…

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Digital Money for Your Real Wallet

New innovations are revolutionizing online payment processing. These emerging technologies are easier to integrate than past products, and they may even lower the cost of accepting money through your website. Soon, they may change the way you and your firm conduct online transactions. New Payment Gateways, More Possibilities When you bill for invoices or take…

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Wearable computing is coming

Find the future of personal gadgetry on your wrist (and soon, even on your eyes and ears). Today, most consumers’ technology needs can be filled by their smartphones. Now, technology companies are introducing complementary gadgets with features that mobile manufacturers have not anticipated. Some even predict that wearable computers will become the norm, in the…

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Taking the Law into Your Own Handheld: Google Now

The predictive power of Google Now answers questions before you ask them Your Searches Take Center Stage It’s known that Google takes the searches you make to help build a more intelligent profile about you. This data is used to prioritize search results and determine what is important to you. Google Now brings that to…

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