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Controversy, Techy Geek · March 13, 2014

The End of Net Neutrality and How It Could Affect Bloggers

Recent developments between Netflix and Comcast are signaling the end of net neutrality. Learn how this could affect bloggers & other small entities.

Holidays, Sponsored, Techy Geek · December 23, 2013

Celebrate the Season with Verizon FiOS & Twas The Night Before Stanley

Celebrate the season with Verizon FiOS & Twas the Night Before Stanley, and see how a loved holiday classic gets an updated technological twist.

Electronica, Watercooler · February 19, 2013

National Day of Unplugging is 3/1: Can You Spend a Day Offline?

Well, as I’ve written before, a little unplugging from time-to-time never hurt anyone. And, in addition, a new study by the Pew Research Center and the American Life Project has indicated that all of this Internet in our lives may not be good for us. Per the study:

Electronica, Featured, Techy Geek, The Traveling Chick · February 19, 2013

Officing on the Go: Traveling With the T-Mobile Sonic Hotspot

Recently, I got the opportunity to review and try T-mobile’s Sonic 4G Mobile Hotspot. As someone who is always on the go, having a hotspot is a must, so I am all for trying something that helps me stay connected while traveling.

Contributors, Featured, Techy Geek · September 21, 2012

Let’s Take a Browse: 6 Fab Smartphone Browsers

If you have an iPhone, Windows, Blackberry, or Android powered device, you probably use the standard browser that is already pre-installed on your device.

Electronica, Reviews, Sponsored, Techy Geek, The Cubicle Chick Does Video, Working Moms · June 26, 2012

Cube Tech: How I Use Skype to Stay Connected

Skype is a web and mobile application that allows you to connect via video seamlessly and in real time. Skype also has a Group Video Calling feature that allows you to video chat with more than one person at the same time, with everyone being able to see and hear one another and be actively engaged.

Cubicle Life, Sponsored, Techy Geek · February 15, 2012

The Power of ‘Capturing a Moment’ With Your Smartphone Camera

When I am out and about, I hardly ever have my digital camera with me. Being a Digital Debutante means constantly being on the go, but doing so without a lot of “stuff”.

Contributors, Controversy, Electronica, Techy Geek · February 9, 2012

Blacks and the Digital Divide: Fact vs. Fiction

Without a doubt, everyone today uses technology. However, the way people use technology often differs, even amongst different ethnic groups. The digital divide between Blacks and other ethnic groups is very real. Several different groups have done research to identify how blacks use different forms of technology as opposed to other ethnic groups, including the Pew Research Center.

Controversy, On A Personal Note · January 17, 2012

My Thoughts on SOPA & Proposed Blackouts

After some prodding from a few online friends whom I really respect, I looked into SOPA further and realized it was an issue I just couldn’t “ignore”. As someone who has been on the Internet for 14 plus years, I really value my rights and freedoms. I also make a living utilizing the Internet, so it’s important for me to be able to run my businesses without feeling like I am being impeded in any way.

On A Personal Note · October 16, 2011

Sometimes You Need to Unplug

There are only so many hours in the day, and lately, I have been burning the candle at both ends. Sometimes I wonder why I always set myself up for momentous tasks that always end up running me ragged.

The Water Cooler, Twittering in the Cubicle, Watercooler · September 13, 2011

Can You Live Without Facebook? A Recent Study Indicates NO

I am not by any means stepping on a high horse, because trust me, I am guilty as charged. But what would life be without Facebook? What could we be doing with that 53 billion hours other than sitting on Facebook, refreshing our screens to see if anyone has liked our latest online manifesto?