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Last year, I posted my top 8 predictions for 2011. It’s good to note that I got almost everything right. Now it’s time for my annual tech predictions for 2012.
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My Top 10 Tech Predictions for 2012
January 7th, 2012 2 Comments
Posted in Blogging, Featured, Gadgets, Infotech, Online 
Tags: 2012, gm tristan, predictions, tech, technologyThank You Steve Jobs
October 9th, 2011 No Comments
I’d like to take this opportunity to thanks one of the greatest CEOs that ever lived, and a man who not only changed the world through his innovative ideas but one who changed our lives.
Thank you, Steve!
LeapPad: The iPad for Kids
June 25th, 2011 No Comments
I’m sure most parents, when they get home, get their iPad tablets “hijacked” by their kids. Although there are some kid-friendly apps on the Apple AppStore, the iPad (and most other tablet PCs) are not kid-proof. The worst that can happen is a dropped (and damaged) iPad.
Well… those worries may soon be over. Leapfrog, a company specializing in kid digital entertainment devices, just recently announced its newest product – The LeapPad, the tablet for kids.
Details…
Infotech: LastPass, the ONLY Password You Will Ever Need
March 3rd, 2011 3 Comments
Hi there folks!
So sorry. Was out of commission due to severe flu and colds the past couple of days. Was only back at work yesterday. Suffice it to say that I’ve been offline for most of that time, recuperating and regaining my strength. Now that I’m back, allow me to share another Infotech tip.
Here’s LastPass, a cool application that will allow you organize ALL your online passwords and accounts with a single click. Oh btw, I DO RECOMMEND THAT YOU USE THIS ONLY IN YOUR PRIVATE SECURE PC. Don’t use this in a public place such as an Internet Cafe, ok.
Details? Yes… hit the jump below…
Yahoo Gives In? Offers Sign In Via Facebook and Google
February 6th, 2011 No Comments
What a pleasant surprise when I opened my Yahoo Mail a couple of days ago.
It seems that Yahoo has finally seen the value of multiple sign ins and has offered “connect” options via Facebook and Google. Glad to see that the Internet giants have finally seen it this way. It won’t be long that other services follow suit. I remember talking about this as a ‘trend’ in previous posts.
Cheers!
Create Your Own Daily Web Newspaper
January 29th, 2011 No Comments
Here’s a new, cool and interesting way to read the people you follow on Twitter.
>>> Create your own daily newspaper with paper.li as an example, here’s mine, The GM Tristan Daily
There are many cool features of this service. First, you get to see the top items of your Twitter feed formatted, newspaper-style. They’re also categorized. Media such as videos and photos are also grouped together for easy access. You can also choose how frequent to update it and it “self-promotes” the page via your Twitter. Is that awesome or what?!?
Hit that freakin’ blue SHARE button below dude! Thanks!
Tech Predictions of 2011
January 6th, 2011 8 Comments
2010 was a great (and big) year for Tech. Tablets and smartphones were among the big winners in the gadgets industry. LCD TVs (and even their LED counterparts) were becoming mainstream. Wireless was also all the rage. And yes, Facebook, Google and Apple are all in the race to dominate the world.
So, what’s it going to be like for 2011?
Here are my own tech predictions for this year…
How To Play SNES on Your iPad
December 25th, 2010 1 Comment
The Christmas break will most likely mean that you have a lot of time on your hands.
Here’s a cool project for that… have fun! The video coming up after the break
Feel free to share!
Taking Your Blog or Website to the Next Level
November 10th, 2010 No Comments
Blogging is a great way to grow a business, promote your brand or product or share relevant news and information about your hobby. A lot of people blog for other reasons. I personally know some who actually do this for money. For me, don’t think about the money yet. If you dedicate enough time to your blog, slowly create original content, the money will come naturally.
After you’ve used free blog platforms such as Blogger or WordPress (which are hosted on their own sites) and have grown your user base a bit, you might consider investing in your own domain and finding the best web hosting for your new site.
Igor Gusev. King of Spam
October 29th, 2010 3 Comments
I always wondered where all those Viagra spam in my e-mail comes from?
Now, is a historical moment in human history – 20% of the entire digital spam on the planet Earth (around 40 BILLION messages a day) can be traced to one man. His name is Igor Gusev.
And yes, thank goodness, the Russian authorities have caught up with him good. Recently, Russian police have raided Mr. Igor Gusev’s apartment. Gusev, 31, owns a site called SpamIt.com.
