Monthly Archives: March 2011

I’ve recently been trying to write reviews of iPad apps for a forum I’m a member of, and one thing that stood out to me as a reviewer – and the more you look, the more blatant it is – … Continue reading →

Coming as I do from a forum software development background of sorts, it’s not that uncommon to see people asking about how to make their sites more suited to search engines. After all, those who remember the web before the … Continue reading →

Shortly after the dawn of time, after mankind first discovered basic tools and how to apply them, the process of innovation has rolled onwards, not just to improve the tools and the machines made out of them, but to improve … Continue reading →

For months now, I’ve been using WordPress to run this little blog, and it’s given me a chance to really examine WP for its much-vaunted powers and prowess, and to see what it’s like from an innovation point of view, … Continue reading →

We’ve come a long way with innovation, a great many things have become possible. Today, though, I just want to take a few minutes to look at how heavily abused innovation works. We have more computing power in handheld devices … Continue reading →

A former work colleague of mine used to say, perhaps a little too often, that “Everyone’s got a price.” Though it’s been years since I last worked with him, I find myself reminded of that every so often. What I … Continue reading →