I read an article in the paper the other day about how Sheryl Crow thinks we’re an “industrious enough people to make it work with only one square per restroom visit”. A Seinfeld rant cut short (and this will come to bite me in a couple of years’ time when we’ve run out of trees),…
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Most people usually set a glass ceiling to what they’d purchase online. About 5 years ago that ceiling would have been my $75 domain name. Could I have purchased a $1500 air ticket online? Certainly. But I’d probably be more comfortable with the keys to the White House on a park bench in Baghdad.
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Microsoft just launched an interesting little drive to spread the word about Windows Live Messenger 8.1. Yes, I’m just as surprised that they didn’t limit the terms to a build and release number, but the good news is that for every time you begin a conversation with the word “i’m”, they’ll chip in “a portion…
Read MoreI’ll never forget the day I fumbled a speech in front of a thousand odd heritage villagers on what I’d do if I were stuck in a room with a friend. Yes, there were the obvious nudges to “why don’t you start with hum do ek kamre mein bandh ho”, but suffice it to say…
Read MoreImproving user experience, greater availability and more information than ever before – you’d be forgiven for believing that the internet is in its glory days. Yet, three decades after its advent, we still share information the same way we always used to – heaps of data connected by references. Yes, it’s all clickable and yes,…
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Albert Dias 