Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
An expected Tech Job increase of 22% !
The article I read says that there will be a Tech Job growth of 22% through 2020. This does not surprise me since Technological Advances an Technology use as a whole is increasing at high rates even as you read this. This may put a lot of people out of jobs that don't require any technical skills, but at the same time, creating more computer jobs. I'm lucky because I plan on working with computers through college and after college, so hopefully I'll be ahead of the game.
Article Link:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/252908/tech_jobs_forecast_to_grow_22_through_2020.html
Article Link:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/252908/tech_jobs_forecast_to_grow_22_through_2020.html
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
TVs and Computers Combined?
This article talks about new "Smart TVs" that may be taking over not only the regular TV, but possibly the computer as well. It includes a webcam, a dual-core processor and voice recognition so you dont have to use a remote. The quality of the TV has full HD and 3D capabilities which makes watching TV a whole new experience. This product does not surprise me because even now anyone could watch a movie or TV epesode on a regular computer. It is fairly expenisive, but hey, two for one.
http://www.timesleader.com/business/Computer__TV_become__lsquo_Smart_TV_rsquo__Tech_talk_Nick_Delorenzo_03-07-2012.html
http://www.timesleader.com/business/Computer__TV_become__lsquo_Smart_TV_rsquo__Tech_talk_Nick_Delorenzo_03-07-2012.html
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thoughts about Footprint Presentations
What interested me the most between all the presentations was definitely the new Google privacy policy. If someone has any kind of g-mail, YouTube or Google related account, then they automatically have to watch out what they are searching for on the internet. I know sometimes people are just curious about random things and would probably be embarrassed if another person was monitoring them. As for the rest of the digital footprint "no-nos," it is going to be unbelievably hard for almost anyone who is on the internet to be completely safe. Good luck everyone!
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