It's Time to Print in the Cloud!
By Clayton Goodfellow on Jun 16, 2010 at 11:03 AM
I'm a big fan of cloud computing, like Google Docs, since it allows me to work from anywhere around the world and still have access to my files. Now, 'the cloud' has entered into the world of printers, with HP introducing the Photosmart e-All-in-One Printer.
I can be on vacation in Hawaii and still be able to print photos off my home printer. This would be perfect for your mom who always like to show-off photos of you to her friends. HP's new cloud printer won't need you worry about any connectivity issues between the printer and computer. Plus, you can even print from your favorite gadgets such as your iPad, smartphones, netbooks, etc.
How does this really work, you ask? Every HP ePrinter will have a specific email address, for you to email, in order to print the photo. If you want to print off your smartphone, make sure to download the HP ePrint mobile app.
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Learn How to Market Your Business with Social Media
By Clayton Goodfellow on May 29, 2010 at 6:42 AM
TD Canada Trust is at it again, offering small business owners a FREE online workshop on how to best leverage social media – The Power of Social Media for Small Business.
Facebook, Twitter, Blogger and YouTube are just a few of the social media sites generating buzz online. But what is social media and how can business owners leverage the online space to enhance the way they interact and engage with customers and boost their marketing efforts at the same time?
HP "Touch Technology" Reaches New Ground
By Clayton Goodfellow on Dec 16, 2009 at 4:33 PM
In the same way that 'touch' technology has revolutionized the experience of mobile touch technology in phones and in music players, HP is breaking new ground by making touch technology viable for personal computing.
I just saw an ad for the HP Touchsmart 300 which really blew me away. The sleek and stylish design coupled together with a very intuitive user interface tells me that we might be seeing much more of this technology in the near future!
Video after the break.
