You said you will but did you?

Posted by dominik under Links, Talking to myself, Tech thoughts

Tonight’s post is short and simple and it applies to everyone.

Did you say that you were going to do something?

Did you do it?

If yes then great job, you will continue to be considered a trustworthy and reliable person.

If no then you failed.

Not only did you fail the person/people that you told that you would do something but you also failed yourself.

Are you able to live with yourself?

Does it no bother you that you didn’t follow through with what you said?

Does it not bother you that you have now caste down in this person/peoples mind about you not being trustworthy?

If it doesn’t bother you then so be it.

If it does then the only way to fix the problem is deliver on what you tell people.

I’m out.

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A step away from politics and into mobile life

Posted by dominik under Tech thoughts

I’m a bit tired so I don’t plan on writing about anything this evening (not like I’ve been writing much recently).

The following videos are running on a new nVidia chip for mobile devices.

I will explain what I see in this video tomorrow.

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Good day to be a consumer

Posted by dominik under Tech thoughts

Today the world was officially introduced to Googles new mobile operating system dubbed Android.

This is a completely free operating system that has the possibility to compete with OS X (iPhone), Windows Mobile and the Palm OS in due time.
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WiMax, I told ya so.

Posted by dominik under Tech thoughts

WiMAX, the Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, is a telecommunications technology that provides wireless data in a variety of ways, from point-to-point links to full mobile cellular type access.

So what this means the mobile network that your current cell phone uses to surf the internet, download ringers, screen savers and music will soon be upgraded to a network that is capable of delivering true broad band (like your cable modem, dsl or work network) speeds over an extremely large area (as long ‘re you’re in coverage).

When WiMax was revealed to be the next network that Sprint planned on building for mobile broadband I told everyone (at least anyone that would listen) that Google was going to either by the WiMax network or Sprint all together.

Well Google didn’t buy Sprint nor the Wimax network but G (google) did drop a nice chunk of change towards the new company that was formed when Sprint Spun off WiMax in a partnership with Clearwire.

The reason why I feel as though this is important is because these companies that are forming & backing this technology want everyone connected at any given time in place.

The main companies investing in the Wimax Network are:
Google
Comcast
Time Warner
Intel

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