Archive for the ‘Thoughts and Relevant Technology’ Category

After reading Oren Frank’s thought provoking article, Goodbye, Smart Phone; Hello Predictive Context Device, regarding how smart phones could possibly come to play a more judgmental role in our modern lives,  I had a back and forth with a friend and this is what she had to say:
Her: I mean, do we want our phones to be [...]

The “scale” upon which mass social migration for the purposes of seeking desirable dwellings is wieghed, with migrations out of cities on one side and migration into the cities on the other, has begun to tilt back in favor of the urban experience.
If we are to look at the United States over the last century, [...]

As the saying goes, “there is no ‘I’ in team”, and the basic underpinning of that statement is universally true, but there is a ‘me’. The importance of the ‘me’ factor in building a team is possibly the single most important element of a successful enterprise. Cabcorner LLC is an enterprise built on the foundation [...]

At some point in time we have all experienced this. “This”, is the convergence of volume and time at a specific point when they become uniquely at at odds with each other.  Generally, to be at odds with each other,  volume and time are forced to acknowledge each other over a cup of tea we [...]

We can argue, debate, rhetorically resist all we want, but at the end of the day “Actions Speak Louder Than Words”. Let’s act!
Instead of protesting the MTA by showing up at these open forums where, you the protester, are at risk to be arrested, why not protest with our collective will? Why not protest with our [...]

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Scope this article in The New York Times to get a sense of the cab-sharing etiquette you’ll be able to expect once our platform is fully operational.
And HERE’s a more humorous–and aggressive–look at cab sharing etiquette, aimed at NYC’s new pilot program.

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I believe it is wise to keep an eye and ear out for what vanguard companies are saying, especially when it comes to matters of the future. IBM has a view of the near future world as being one that will be driven by what we do in urban environments. I tend to agree on [...]

An article in The New York Times recently reported that “[v]enture capitalists . . . last year invested the lowest amount in [technology start-ups] since 1997.”
That’s a pretty staggering statistic, though a certainly understandable one, given the economic climate.  Fortunately, though, Cabcorner, LLC and CabCorner.com have been able to survive the downturn and reduced venture [...]

This is shamelessly directed at those who are interested in knowing the answer to the question of Cabcorner’s market potential. To investors, skeptics and fans alike, the market potential for all things mobile web is impossible to quantify at this time due to the fact that the population for which this technology is going to [...]