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iPhone Tip # 10 - Do Not Disturb!
The new Do Not Disturb feature on the iPhone allows you to be very selective about what calls you want to receive and what calls you don't. This is ideal if you're looking for peace and quiet after business hours or, if during the evening or night, you don't want to miss an urgent call, but you just don't want to talk to everyone
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Smartphones Outsell Feature Phones for the First Time
Samsung had the most smartphone shipments of any company, helping tip the overall total toward the higher-end gadgets.
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Content Insider 264 - Three Ring Circus
There are times you have to compare a trade show/convention to a circus because everyone wants to be in the spotlight, center ring. Being a keynote speaker at events like CES is an awesome weight, awesome responsibility. Speakers carry the image and vision of their entire company when they're up there on the stage. Oh sure there is the endless parade of dignitaries and stars but still the spotlight is on the boss. CES 2013 keynotes were ... interesting!
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Ten Craziest New Gadgets
There's a fine line between crazy and brilliant. The Consumer Electronics Show has it all.
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Where are the Quadcopters at? Right here ...
Take a tour of CES's loudmouthed little brother: Pepcom. This is the off-site show where manufacturers looking to draft off the critical mass of the world's largest consumer electronics show try to grab our attention with the cutting edge gizmos, not-quite-ready for primetime gadgets, and the patently absurd. We sent our CES Awesome correspondent, Natt Garun, to investigate. Let's get weird.
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Intrendo Tech- CES 2013: The Latest Gadgets
There is a lot of new gadgets being revealed this week with the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Here are some of the few coolest things being released right now.
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Content Insider #261 - Big Bank
Hope you noticed you had a whole new crop of ads this holiday shopping season on your devices, all of them. You can't really blame the advertisers - ok you can but... It's all part of a better job of targeting the right information just for you. It's all part of the constantly evolving, constantly improving Big Data world you contribute to with every click, every search, every Like, every Tweet, everything you do to stay in touch, stay relevant. You can't really blame any one person for this because all of your data bit sorting, buying, selling, recording is handled as fast as stock trades on Wall Street. Trust the machines because nothing can go wrong...nothing can go wrong...
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Content Insider #260 - Tracking or Following
Businesses have a fine line to walk today as they struggle to keep you current on what they're doing, what they're offering and giving you the best offers possible just when you need them. It's sometimes difficult to understand when they are tracking you, following you or stalking you. Yes you want/expect them to offer coupons, promotions at just the right time but it's difficult to know when that time is unless they can figure out the outlets you're visiting online/offline. Or maybe it simply doesn't matter. We don't want all that Big Data of yours to go to waste.
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Innovation
Everyone has his/her idea of what innovation is. Lots of folks swear it was a string of hits that Steve unveiled back in the day. Larry O'Connor, CEO of Other World Computing, won't diminish the luster of the products but he takes a quieter, more unassuming approach to innovation...he listens to what his customers are telling him -- and mixes it with a lot of good inputs from a great engineering team. Both approaches are good and when they click...it's a beautiful thing.
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Content Insider #258 - Beyond The Holidays
Somehow years seem to be flying by on LTE and Internet time. Sure we still have Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day and other end of year holiday gifts to buy but the year is almost wrapped up even though few company and media folks get to really enjoy it. The problem isn't ending the year on a high note, it's really starting the year - every year - on a treadmill to get everything done and see everything/everyone at CES. Anyone who has worked the show for "a few years" knows it's not fun it's work, real work.
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