Since the death of one Steve Jobs and release of the Steve Jobs book by Walter Isaacson rumors have been spreading like wildfire about a new television to be released by Apple sometime in 2012. In this book, Isaacson quotes Steve Jobs: ‘I’d like to create an integrated television set that is completely easy to [...]
Today, Steve Jobs has announced he is leaving Apple after probably the most successful stint as CEO in recent corporate history. He has overseen the iPod, iPhone, iMac and iPad and many other products that have revolutionized the computer, mobile and entertainment industries. You might ask what has this got to do with real estate? [...]
From the get go I should point out that these days I have a bias against Microsoft and the way it operates its business. In fact, I have a bias against any large business where you can spend years with as a ‘valued’ client but you just get treated like a number when it comes [...]
HTML5 and the iPad will change the way we consume online media. But what’s it going to take to change how we create it? Over the past 18 months, suppliers have been on a pretty steep learning curve integrating HD video and still photography into one cost effective package. It is pointless, however, to replicate [...]
Will the recent launch of the Apple iPad mean the end of the Listing Presentation Folder or FlipChart style presentation? Will we see agents showing off their listings via the iPad? Or perhaps they’ll be using it to watch real estate training sessions or live streamed sales meetings? Either way, could it be a Game [...]
For years there was a rumour that Google was going to release their own mobile phone but when the full truth came out reality was a little different. Instead of a Google Phone they had actually developed a mobile phone operating system called Android. The HTC Magic which has just launched in Australia uses this [...]
Much has been written about newspapers and their demise. We have all read stories of how newspapers are bleeding all over the world and in cases like the Los Angeles Times (and The Chicago Tribune) filing for bankruptcy in the United States, not to mention that our own traditionally profitable newspapers are slowly losing profits [...]
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