According to James Altucher of the Formula Capital Apple and Google will win the smartphone wars. It seems like BlackBerry and the rest of the smartphone manufacturers are going to loose market share rapidly.

Altucher believes that computing has become to most sought after feature that the users of smartphones are looking for these days.[…]

We all have had to deal with waiting at some point or another. We sit in traffic. We wait in checkout lines. We wait for stuff to download. But, we are getting more impatient as days go by and “I want it now” syndrome is slowly creeping into our lives and taking hold of our actions and emotions.[…]

The emergence of the iPad as an entertainment hub is undeniable. Apple has long been a trend setter for the industry and everyone so far has been playing catch up. It’s true that all competitors come up with gadgets that boast better performance and more features,[…]

No matter your industry, even the most patient and easy-going among us has, at one point or another, had his or her sanity tested by a client. Design firms are no exception, and a blog called Clients from Hell – humorous horror stories and anecdotes submitted daily by and for designers and IT professionals — is rapidly making the rounds.[…]

The judges at DesignFirms have found www.synergydandc.com as one of the best on the Internet and hereby awarded My Chief Marketing Officer with the DesignFirms 2009-10 Web Award.

“A fresh, modern design for a Virginia-based design and construction firm” asserts DesignFirms website. […]

For years Thom Mayne has been distorting people’s views of conventional architecture and I love him for it. I believe that each time a building designed by him is erected the future of architecture in United States gets a little brighter.[…]

I never knew that one could actually design a barcode. They are so mundane and mechanical in nature that it never occurred to me they could be designed. Then I came across an amazing collection of stylized barcodes for some Japanese products that blew me away.[…]

Verizon has had a tough time in the past trying to introduce a phone that can compete with Apple’s iPhone. The issue is not Verizon’s lack of enthusiasm for their new competing phones or the advertising muscle they put behind each device.[…]