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Regulating personal drones – will they become the property of the FAA?
Ever since I saw the piece on CBS 60 Minutes last month where Amazon’s Jeff Bezos coyly introduced a product not quite ready for prime time – the Delivery Drone, I’ve again been thinking about personal drones. A January 2nd, … Continue reading
When Google drives your car
When I talk with people about the idea of driverless cars – i.e. Google driving you around, most people agree that it could happen in their lifetime. I laugh a bit and ask if their idea of a lifetime is … Continue reading
After twenty years I have finally moved to Mac from PC – mostly
Prior to moving full time this year to an office in midtown Manhattan I had been a dedicated PC platform guy. I always have used and liked (and still do) Microsoft Outlook. Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Sure we had Macs … Continue reading
The Kindle Fire can’t be the best that Amazon can do
Even before I had bought the original Kindle in 2007 (this was pre-iPad days if you’ll recall), I had been a longtime fan of Jeff Bezos and Amazon.com. Back in the 1990’s I bought some Amazon.com stock @ $11/share only … Continue reading
Don’t telephone Millennials and they won’t call you either
Writer Joel Stein’s recent article in Time Magazine entitled ‘The Me Me Me Generation’ was well-written if not incomplete. We’ve all seen examples of narcissistic teens and twenty-somethings but as a generational group they hardly are unique as I’ve seen many … Continue reading
Will you miss getting behind the wheel of an automobile?
I’ve made the observation that China is an entire country learning to drive at the same time. This is in contrast to people like me who had their learner’s permit at age 16 and their driver’s license shortly thereafter. As … Continue reading
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Tagged autopiloted cars, driverless cars, Elon Musk, end of driving, Google Cars, Self-driving cars, Tesla Motors
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How online video gamers learn business management skills
I have two grown children – a son who will be 24 next month and a daughter that will be 20 this summer. Their digital skills as digital natives exceed mine despite my great efforts to keep up with the … Continue reading
Be careful with Google translate!
This past Friday morning my Mandarin teacher cancelled our lesson due to an early March east coast U.S. snow. She sent me the message entirely in Chinese characters and I understood what she wrote without using Google Translate. I have … Continue reading
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