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Things Change, But Not As Much As You’d Suspect

08.25.2011 blogging

The news came, late in the day yesterday, that Steve Jobs had resigned as CEO of Apple. I’ve already said what I wanted to say in my post this last Monday. I refer you to it: The Foundation Of The Future: Isaac Asimov, Steve Jobs, and What’s Next.

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Anticipating The Next iPad and iPhone And Why You Shouldn’t Wait

12.06.2010 Future

Very soon now, maybe as soon as late January, Apple will announce a new version of the iPad. It certainly won’t be any later than early spring. That’s not hard to predict. And it will be a significant upgrade. More likely than not, the iPad 2 will contain a camera and be Facetime compatible. Video [...]

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Apple Kills The CD, But Portable, Offline Media Is Still Important

10.27.2010 Future

Apple is once again the harbinger of death to what is currently a ubiquitous technology. They’ve done it to the floppy disc and now they are doing it to the CD. Is kill too strong a word? I think not. When Apple (and by Apple I mean Steve Jobs) takes a dislike to something, few [...]

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The 1st Rule About Leaving The House – Video

07.13.2010 Books and Literature

Here’s my second video for my week of videos on productivity tools and systems. This one (and shorter than the first!) is about my first rule about leaving the house: Never leave the house without something to read. Rule 1: Never leave the house without something to read. from Randy Murray on Vimeo. The next [...]

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Tools & Systems – Video Week!

07.12.2010 Books and Literature

This week I’m going 100% (OK, 98%) video! Today I’m kicking off with a video on my whole “leave the house” approach. You can blame Patrick Rhone for this, BTW. Full Systems & Tools Review from Randy Murray on Vimeo. Please let me know what you think! More (and shorter) videos to come with detail [...]

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