Author: Howard Yermish (page 7)

Short and to the point, Gina Trapani presents a concise opinion on Steve Jobs’ open letter “Thoughts on Flash.” Jobs’ letter could be rewritten from a developer to Apple, and I hope…

Right now, people are questioning whether the benefits of Facebook (finding old friends, extending relationships, casual communication, entertainment, social recommendations, and the spread of ideas through a viral network) outweigh some of the privacy settings.

Last week I watched many people post and re-post about the latest concerns over privacy on Facebook, encouraging everyone to change yet another setting. This was a knee jerk reaction that reminded…

What really interests me (and hopefully interests you) is precisely why a mobile device like an iPhone or BlackBerry can make your work life better: more productive, more flexible, more relaxed, etc. So let me give you the basics. (This post is a follow-up from my presentation at the Business On-Demand 2010 Business Conference.)

On the eve of my LASIK surgery, amazingly ironic to receive the following email from Lens.com.

It is only two days away. I’ve got this odd combination of feelings and I thought that I might record a little video.

Over the last week my contact lenses have been “crunchy” and my eyes watering a lot. That isn’t typical for me. This morning I realized why: the first blooms on the trees in my front yard opened today.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had terrible vision: nearsighted and astigmatism. So next week, I’ll be changing my approach: LASIK here I come.

That said, if you do start following me on Twitter, at least send me an @ reply and say hello. Otherwise I might not have any reason to follow you back.

I “meta-tweeted” about my “Tweets of the Week” post format: [View] Experimenting with a tweets of the week post, I think that I’ve found a format that grasps the random tweet with…