My oh my, how times have changed. When I was a wee bit younger, I remember McAfee being one of the best Anti-Virus programs around! It didn't take up too much of your computer's resources, always protected well, and was a pretty much nag-free piece of software.
4.15.2010
McAfee Anti-Virus Company Goes to Court
Posted by Ty at 12:58 PM 5 comments
iPad Printing is Possible Right Now!
*I have no idea if this would damage your iPad in any way, so I would not recommend doing this.
Posted by Ty at 12:46 PM 1 comments
Twitter 101 For Businesses
I'm in the process of setting up several Twitter accounts for various tasks and projects. Visiting twitter.com today I noticed a dedicated section they have created specifically for businesses, including the ubiquitous Twitter 101 training. I've seen many flavors of this over the past few years, but most are not specific to businesses, and none came straight from Twitter. Check it out!
Posted by Matt Laufer at 10:54 AM 3 comments
4.13.2010
Boxing Goes Social - And Gets Personal
Earlier this week Russian boxer Wladimir Klitschko challenged David Haye, Britain's World Boxing Association Heavyweight Champion, to a throwdown - on Facebook. His pointed an personal challenge to Haye is not the first of it's kind, and probably not the first via Social Media either, but I'm fascinated by the way Social Media has permeated all aspects of our culture, even professional boxing. The notion of a professional boxer creating the video, then posting it to Facebook is somewhat amusing, but that's what publicists are for. I plan to throw down my next digital gauntlet via the SRG InfoTech Blog, which will of course be published via Facebook and Twitter. Let the social smack talk begin!
Posted by Matt Laufer at 3:35 PM 8 comments
4.12.2010
The Original Spammers
Posted by Matt Laufer at 11:01 AM 13 comments