Archive for January 14th, 2010
The Google Nexus One continues to make headlines — for less than desirable reasons. It started with customer complaints about connection fees and developer complaints that the Android 2.1 development kit wasn’t released before the device’s launch. Now news of wireless-provider early cancellation fees have added to the grumbling.
The series of bad news around the just-released “superphone” has some observers wondering if many consumers will want the Nexus One by the time it becomes available on Verizon Wireless later this quarter. But Verizon may fare better than T-Mobile, which is offering the smartphone for $179 with a two-year contract and plenty of restrictions, including the offensive early termination fee.
Read the rest of my story on TopTechNews.
January 14th, 2010
ABT Executive Suites is making an impact on the serviced office scene in two key Texas cities: Dallas and Fort Worth. The executive suites provider has office space in 10 Class-A facilities strategically peppered across these Southwestern metropolitans.
That makes ABT the largest independent executive suite enterprise in the area – and the company has a great reputation for providing premier offices, suites, and business services at competitive office rental rates.
Read the rest of this blog post at aBetterOffice.com.
January 14th, 2010
So you are running a virtual business. You’ve got a virtual office set up and virtual employees – but real communications challenges with mobile workers running from one part of the city to another.
Here’s some good news: Communication doesn’t have to be a challenge, thanks to modern virtual office technologies. All it takes is a little coordination and you can keep the communication flowing across your virtual staff.
Read the rest of my story on the Davinci Virtual blog.
January 14th, 2010
