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Microsoft.com Looks Better in Firefox…

This is just a bit of Geeky fun (it will probably be fixed by now) but just loaded www.microsoft.com in IE7 and got this:- So I wondred if it was a stylesheet issue or a glitch on my PC so decided to have  quick look in Firefox 3.0 :_ And to my surprise it looked fine if the guys at Redmond have updated...

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Little Printer from Berg Cloud

Posted by Happydude | Posted in Business, Design, digital, Entertainment, Marketing, Media, Technology | Posted on 29-11-2011

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BERG announced “Little Printer,” its Web-connected printer for the home including a broad selection of custom designed publications. BERG also introduced BERG Cloud, a new platform for creating, connecting and controlling smart products and infrastructure.

Little Printer will be available in 2012, wouldn’t mind giving one of these a trial ;)

 

Social Media Truth

Posted by Happydude | Posted in Advertising, Business, digital, Education, Marketing, Media | Posted on 17-11-2011

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The video above was made by my friend Malcolm Auld one of Australia’s most respected marketing educators,he has tested the findings as he has covered the planet this year.

Have  a look and see what you think.

Did Microsoft blow it with the Courier tablet?

Posted by Happydude | Posted in Business, Design, digital, Gadget, Marketing, Mobile, Technology | Posted on 02-11-2011

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Two years since we posted about Microsoft’s Courier Tablet the guys over at TechRepublic have an interesting article here on the Courier and why it never came to launch.

I think if the tablet had been launched Microsoft may well have gone on to conquer the tablet market place!

The video above shows even more of its planned capabilities, maybe some of this will be incorporaetd in the Windows 8 tablets.

The Future of the Website..

Posted by Happydude | Posted in Advertising, Business, Design, digital, Marketing, Mobile, Technology, Video | Posted on 25-10-2011

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Following on from Drayton’s  insight’s this video  features a series of interviews with four NYC based experts talking about the future of “the website” have a view and see what you think.

I like “It’s no longer about page views and visitors, It’s about who is online now and what they are doing” shows hwo we are moving from the richness of archival data to the immediacy of the live data.