Adrian Kingsley-Hughes recently wrote about how the smartphone OS wars are shaping up and mentioned that Android looks like it is in trouble. The graphic to the left is beginning to tell a story. I will go further and predict

Just yesterday, a study was published in Telemedicine and E-Health that featured the findings of the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, C3O Medical Group in Ojai, CA and UCLA Medical Center in West Los Angeles. They asked what is helping and

Authors claim their recent review of literature regarding Facebook Usage Reveals Validation is Chief Reason for Use, But People are Generally Healthier than That. I have to say, this particular argument for why people use Facebook is really tired, and

After Listening to Mark Zuckerberg for some time, it is obvious we can all learn something here. I have had my Facebook page for some time now, and have been watching the young CEO receive a significant amount of fame,

CES 2012 Day 1 – Tech Shows No Signs of Slowing Day 1 of CES 2012 was nearly impossible to reach the levels to which it was promoted (OK, hyped). But there was still a ton of great stuff to

Someone read my initial byline and immediately thought, “That isn’t true, most things that show up initially at CES eventually hit the market”. True. But then again, many of the things that hit CES hit the wall in the markets.

As has happened since the genesis of marketing research, people like to talk up what they know. The problem is, this serves your clients' purposes only when your flavor is what they need. Great article by Carey Azzara in Quirk's

Google+ is cooling off, and with only a minor amount of rest, we now we have a new entrant, UMeNow, who is vowing to Kill Facebook, and dismisses Google+ as a competitor. Well, Hi dee hi Mr. Hanky.

Like Ron Burgundy, this is kind of a big deal. This is going to help people spend money more easily and create new opportunities for employment. If I were in the retail business (and we are, indirectly!) I would like

With the US working hard toward a recovery, we inch closer and closer to the end of the year. That means insurance open enrollment.