Move Over for the iPad It’s a very hot day on the farm for the farm animals! When the duck decides to cool off, she’s joined by all of her friends, welcomed or not! See what happens when you put a duck, a pig, a rooster and a horse into a very small pool! Get [...]
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Marketing your iPhone Application – A Starter’s Guide
So, you have created your first (or tenth) iPhone app and want to start selling it. Well according to Apple, all you have to do is upload it to the App Store and wait for the cash to start rolling in. But wait, you just noticed the other 500,000 apps in the App Store! Where [...]
Where are the files on my iPad? or How Apple messed up the iPad data model!
I recently participated in an email exchange between colleagues regarding the fact that there are no “files” in the iPad, only apps and associated data. I threw my two cents into the mix but I would be interested to hear alternate views… —- original message — Subject: iPad Sucks Cartman, I bought an iPad and [...]
Discussing the Challenges Facing FOIA/ATIP Automation
Check it out…interviewed on Yahoo Associated Content Making the Transition to an Open Government Through FOIA — Open government is a major focus of the current administration. From the start, President Obama has encouraged implementing more transparent government practices and policies. In his January 21, 2009 “Memorandum for the Heads of Executive Departments and Agencies,” [...]
Startups (are) for dummies
OK not really..and given that I have been involved with more than 20 start ups in my time I am kicking myself just as hard as the next guy who dreams of bootstrapping his (or her) self to technology stardom. Truth be told startups drive innovation in high-tech. Progress would be slower if garage entrepreneurs, home coders, [...]
The new garage entrepreneur
A buddy of mine just released his new iPhone game Mine Blast, cool puzzle concept, not one I have ever seen before. He poured an amazing amount of effort into it…I am very curious to see how it does. With millions of apps sold every year (2.5 billion to be exact) there is still room [...]
Striking a balance on Copyright protection
An open response to Michael Geist’s blog on copyright reform…Seven Copyright Questions for Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore I have been following Michael’s blog more intensely recently as the date of the new Canadian copyright bill approaches. While I tend to agree with most of his opinions I would offer some alternative views. To give [...]
Repost : The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code
This was written in 2000 but it is equally applicable now. Despite all the new agile methodologies the realities of software development remains the same. —Link here : http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000043.html —ORIGINAL ARTICLE— The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code by Joel Spolsky Wednesday, August 09, 2000 Have you ever heard of SEMA? It’s a fairly esoteric system [...]
Stephen Davis Interviewed by SKY Radio
by danlargo on May 8, 2011 in Commentary, Software, Wetware
Privasoft’s Stephen Davis Discusses how to Leverage Technology to Meet the Requirements of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Arlington, VA – July 30, 2010 – Privasoft, a world leader in specialized software for managing requests in response to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is pleased to feature the interview of Privasoft CTO, Stephen Davis [...]