Monthly Archives: May 2011

Metro & Ribbon–The real difference and how they can blend

What’s the difference? In recent years, Microsoft has been pushing two very different types of solutions for user interfacing: the Ribbon and Metro. To be more accurate, ‘Metro’ is not really a GUI-type per se; it’s actually what is considered … Continue reading

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The future of digital music distribution and the Microsoft factor

In this post, I’d like to explore what I see in the near-future (30-50 years) regarding digital music distribution, and taking into account where I see Microsoft falling into this. The big four record companies (Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, … Continue reading

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The myths/lies surrounding the PC v. Mac debates

I think it’s about time I addressed the myths regarding the PC v. Mac debates. I’m starting to get tired of the BS that lots of people are spreading on both sides so I’m going to try to list every … Continue reading

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Office 365 : Quick overview for what’s coming later 2011

So by now, you’ve probably heard of something called Office 365 and know it’s associated with Microsoft Office. Here’s a quick breakdown of what the big deal about this is. Basically, it replaces something called Business Productivity Online Standard Suite … Continue reading

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