I read a news story the other day about a man in South Korea was killed by an exploding cell phone in his shirt pocket. The cell phone had signs of melting. Fears of battery problems that had earlier plagued [...]
I read a news story the other day about a man in South Korea was killed by an exploding cell phone in his shirt pocket. The cell phone had signs of melting. Fears of battery problems that had earlier plagued [...]
As an adjunct professor, I have seen firsthand the decline of student enrollment in IT programs. While I was at Tech Ed, I met a couple of fellow community college instructors who told me that their programs had declined also. We [...]
Ok, folks. This is a weird one I encountered. I recently migrated a client of mine from a computer running Windows XP/Office 2003 to a new computer running Windows Vista/Office 2007. I used the Windows Vista utility, Windows Easy Transfer to [...]
Over on Trika’s blog, there was an exciting announcement about Tech Ed 2008. Tech Ed will again be held in my hometown of Orlando, Florida. This year, however, Tech Ed will be split into two tracks – one for IT [...]