Good point, security will have to be of the highest level if delivery is to be made using bots, someone else taking control is one aspect but it is equally important that procedures and protocols are built-in the bots itself...
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Good point, that drones have already been classically conditioned as a bad thing in the minds of the general public, maybe RC Package Delivery Bots should have been used instead. I think, on one level the fear of automated...
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I think the teleporting myth is Hollywood's doing. Some people pay too much attention to movies and what is reality. In saying that I can understand people apprehension about using drones. They may start out as Amazon delivery...
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I like that MS is making office available on other platforms. Making it available to Ipad users is a great move. I believe if you have a corporate Office 365 plan you can run office on Ipads with no additional cost.
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That was my first reaction to Windows 8 but I have changed my mind. Windows ME was a flop. 8 is nowhere close to that. MS is finally fixing issues and I give them credit. I think people are hung up on the fact that these...
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Data (from Settings>More>Battery) might prove valuable and could help determine which app or function is not allowing the phone to last a complete day's work. At the end of the day, a battery cannot exceed its mAh...
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MS is finally listening to users. They could have avoided a lot of criticism from the start by just getting all of this in the first release of windows 8. The main point is that they are finally making "improvements"....
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Seems like a good solid phone all-around with a massive camera. I wonder why the phone can only remain waterproof for 30-minutes. Either way, even a 1 minute window of water resistances can save many beloved phones and users...
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Really interesting Alison, thanks! I think that you would be really interested in some of the most cutting-edge research that I have come across explaining crowds, open innovation, and citizen science. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1919614 And...
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Just as your right to throw a punch ends at my face, the right of technology to infiltrate my life ends at my front door. I started this crusade many years ago by sharply limiting the amount of commercial noise that enters...
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FYI: it is not illegal to install a Mac operating system on a non-apple piece of hardware. It can be messy and it violates the terms of service for the operating system, meaning you will not get technical support from Apple,...
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My S5 went 1 day 4 hours the other day before i put it on charge and even then it had 12% battery to go, i don't know what you're doing wrong.
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Both play perfectly to our vision of the future world. Video chat on the phone gave me the technology promised 45 years ago. Drones are probably more disconcerting because they merge several constituencies; control /surveillance,...
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Having recently purchased a new laptop with win 8.1, I was impressed with some of the 365 capabilities and integration. Things that used to drive me nuts about office products (price and resource usage) are becoming less...
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@Alison yes, sometimes doctors have rather limited views. For example, a doctor prescribed a medication for me once that made me feel very sick. I called her to ask about it because I saw the insert warned about just that...
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@Brian Another good point; you have to review the actual usage habits of your target audience.
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I went from the S3 to the S5 and was so tired of the battery dying 4 hours before bed. I thought with the s4 being 20% better battery and the S5 being 30% I would be very happy. Nope still dies about the same time with my...
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Mark-- I think that, to some extent, your question has already been answered. At least in the public cloud computing space, VMs have been the standard, and I don't see that changing. Outsourcing the problems around...
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I get paid over $87 per hour working from home with 3 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless....
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I get paid over $87 per hour working from home with 3 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless....
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I get paid over $87 per hour working from home with 3 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless....
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