This article has been a long time coming. Through a whirlwind of experiences over the past few years I’ve been exposed firsthand to how large organizations work and operate. Operate being the primary focus of this piece and the most critical piece in how organizations are going to shape themselves moving forward. Branding, technology, product,…
Apple recently announced the new Apple Watch Series 4 with some amazing improvements such as more accurate heart rate monitoring, zippier performance and overall enhanced design. How is all this possible – Apple’s custom made S4 System in Package (SiP) chip. My previous article hit on why custom hardware is important for system designs and…
I often get asked what motivated me to get deep into technology and one of the most stand out moments was Googling what RAM was in third grade. Understanding that having more RAM is the equivalent of having either a sticky note full of notes – limited amount (low RAM) – or a full notepad…
A few weeks ago, major technology outlets were aflutter with headlines about Google’s supposed gaming platform. Everything from hardware to streaming services were hypothesized but every article seemed to cast doubt on the idea. However, being a very avid follower of not just Google’s movements but the entire gaming industry I believe not only will…
My senior year of high school I very specifically remember writing an essay about Nvidia’s Tegra 2 mobile processor. It was the first of it’s kind for mobile devices – a dual core ARM CPU paired with a graphics processor utilizing Nvidia’s bread and butter graphics technology. It was blazing fast and promised competition to…
I recently posted about the NYPD’s potentially $16 million dollar mistake on purchasing Windows Phones and one of the main takeaways was that you want a device that is going to continue to be updated for at least two years. Apple, more so than any other company, is able to provide support for their mobile…
