15 Hot Windows Phone 7 Productivity Apps Bits of evidence are flowing in suggesting whether or not Windows Phone 7 will enable Microsoft to become a more meaningful player in the smartphone game. The jury still is out. It’s clear, at this Carl Weinschenk
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Uncovering what a Tire Pressure Warning Light is!
U shape image with an exclamation point inside on car dashboard light I made a quick trip to the drugstore and used my daughter’s car when I noticed that a U shape icon with an exclamation point is lighted in the dashboard aligned with the other reading meters in the car. This was the...
Attach video ads into your company’s printed brochure via Tv-in card
What is the most effective way of marketing or advertising? Print ads, online text ads or tv(video) ads? In most of the cases, its tv or video ads which has been found most effective as it can(easily) capture consumers imagination. Can you mix and match all these three mediums of advertising into one?What will...
A fix for 2nd Level Sons of Suckerfish dropdowns in IE 7 Compatibility Problem
If you ended up on this page, most probably, you are running HTMLDog’s Sons of Suckerfish Dropdowns and you did some compatibility check either by using an old Windows XP computer running multiple IEs, some virtual machine or using MSIE’s developer tools changing browser mode or document mode. I had the same problem with...
Welcome 2011 – A Time For Change
With 2010 now just a memory, one always wonders what a new year will bring. 2010 was my second full year of blogging. I had many highs and lows throughout the year on both a professional and personal note that impacted my blogging effort and unfortunately, ended 2010 on a low, neglecting my social...
Venture Firms: More Deals, Less Investment in Networking and Equipment Companies
A major report on venture capital funding titled, “The MoneyTree Report,” holds a bit of a surprise, at least to those not familiar with the ins and outs of venture capital funding: Networking and telecom companies did not do well. Network World Carl Weinschenk