I read this article recently that had some impressive figures about the number of photographs that have been taken since the beginning of the new millennium. Here are some quick nuggets from the piece: ~ 2.5 Billion people own a digital camera today. If one person takes 150 photos, that equates to 375 billion photos. [...]
If you’re like me, celebrating a birthday can make you reflective. I celebrated one recently and it got me thinking about how fast time can fly by. I don’t feel old, but I know I’m not moving as fast as I used to or am as active as I used to be. (Granted, I don’t [...]
Dating back almost twenty years, Noise Pop is an indie music, art and film festival currently taking place in San Francisco, California. Having featured the likes of Yoko Ono, Yo La Tengo, The Flaming Lips and Death Cab for Cutie, the festival has grown from its origin in 1993 with five bands, one venue all [...]
This recent post I made about midseason television shows sparked some interesting conversations in the office about some of the new DVR solutions that are currently available. After cycling through link after link and subtle hints telling me to upgrade my device (ironic given we work at a storage company, right?) I wanted to share [...]
MacWorld is a yearly event in San Francisco, but this is my first time actually attending. It’s most likely because it’s only been within the last few years where I began my conversion to Mac. I still haven’t converted 100%, but I have an appreciation for the tools and software the OS supports. I’d done [...]
Now that the hub-bub of the Consumer Electronics Show is behind us, I can get back to that daunting task I’ve been working on little-by-little: cleaning up my hard drive. If you’re anything like me, your hard drive is your life. I’ve been saving so much on it, that I’ve found things dating back eons [...]
We at Seagate love film. We love watching movies and we love exploring the creative process. Sure, we make hard drives, but we feel it makes perfect sense because whether you’re shooting on a large, professional camera or just taking a spur of the moment clip with your smartphone, your going to save that video [...]
The Consumer Electronics Show is about to be in full swing and I’m ready. It’s already catching buzz on Twitter. I just put all the “final” touches (as if there is such a thing) on my calendar of my appointments, appearances and “to-do’s.” I’ve been told it’s going to be a busy week, but until [...]
How does one adequately prepare for the Consumer’s Electronics Show aka CES? Never mind the idea of how big the show is, how many companies that will be present and the cool “toys” I’ll get a chance to play with. What I have been stumped with is the simplest of questions – what is a [...]
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