In the last post we looked at the amazing Alto Workstation - science fiction come to life in the 70s!
At Enigin we love our gadgets, as we know many Enigin Distributors also do.
So here is the sixth of technology that didn’t change the world.
Are you keeping up with this long forgotten world changers?
In the last post we looked at the Hero Robot!
At Enigin we love our gadgets, as we know many Enigin Distributors also do.
So here is the fifth of technology that didn’t change the world.
In the last post we looked at the Sceptre - yes interesting.
At Enigin we love our gadgets, as we know many Enigin Distributors also do.
So here is the fourth of technology that didn’t change the world.
In the last post we looked at the Connection Machine - yet another forgotten piece of technology.
At Enigin we love our gadgets, as we know many Enigin Distributors also do.
So here is the third of technology that didn’t change the world.
In the last post we looked at the Newton - Apples 1987 attempt to launch a tablet!
At Enigin we love our gadgets, as we know many Enigin Distributors also do.
So here is the second of technology that didn’t change the world.
AT Enigin we deal with cutting edge technology, some of the things that pass through the Enigin offices are great pieces of technology and energy saving solutions - but some just do not “take off”.
We get excited by a new development or discovery via the development team and think of how it will help Enigin Distributors globally, but then a small hitch, or an unexpected change in maybe something else see the technology left on the sidelines.
EVERYONE’S talking about it, in the IT world at least. You have probably seen Microsoft’s advert highlight it. What? You ask.
Cloud computing. But what is it?
Here is a brief explanation of what some call “The Cloud” that will be helpful to many, unveiling the clouds as it were, particularly the less technical Enigin employees and Enigin Distributors.
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Technology - it inhabits every part of our life, for most of us at least.
Even the housewife who never touches a computer, is surrounded by technology in her kitchen alone. Programmable washing machines and dishwashers, microwaves, digital radio and television, plus electronic scales and electric food processors - it is all “technology” compared to a fork for whisking or a dishcloth.
AT Enigin most of us have iPhones, with Enigin being a bastion of Apple technology. It is also amazing how many Enigin Distributor rely on Apple’s little masterpiece.
Hence we have a range of versions being used. Some still have iPhone 3, others 3G and some sporting proudly the iPhone 4 - but of course this will be supplanted soon by the iPhone 5 - but when?
Rumours run wild around Apple products, great marketing by them. Anticipation builds, often frustration when the rumours prove to be untrue, possibly all part of the marketing (cynically). When what is expected arrives, great celebration follows.
Often the update is hailed, but proves to fall short of the hopes - with iPhone 5 speed, new chips and 4G are being voiced, we will see but I am due an upgraded, so do I wait?
Beatweek magazine recently carried the follwoing information:
At Enigin we understand the importance of social media to business, we encourage our Enigin Distributors to sign up for Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
LinkedIn may not be as popular as Facebook or Twitter, primarily because these are targeted at consumers, whereas LinkedIn is aimed at business/professional users.
But the service reached a major landmark when the they hit the 100 million member mark this week (March 22 2011).
Proffessional Geek for Hire! Currently employed by Enigin, but I’ll hack for the highest bidder!