I’ve spent the last two years working with the best-damned marketing team at Sysomos, a Toronto-based enterprise software company that focuses on social data/analytics and conversation. But in an age where digital companies are always shifting to better position themselves in the market, my area was restructured and I was laid off. I’ll sincerely miss…
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My NYC based friend and colleague, Bob Knorpp, is a well-known marketing consultant to brands everywhere. Additionally, Bob produces a weekly marketing podcast called the BeanCast Podcast. This week, I had the good fortune of joining Bob, George Parker and Tamsen Webster to discuss a variety of the week’s marketing news. On this episode of the Beancast,…
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The mobile phone industry is a funny beast. There are a variety of phones available that range from budget, to mid-range to high end. Of course, everyone wants the high-end phone, like the Samsung Galaxy S7, HTC 10 or similar. But what if there was a phone that has high-end features for a mid-range price?…
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The OnePlus 3 has been released by OnePlus and it’s a fully featured smartphone that run Android and starts at $399 US. This phone has hardware that rivals flagships such as the LG G5 and the Samsung S7. I’ll be receiving a OnePlus 3 soon to check out and fully review. In the meantime, view…
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I’ve become an LG fan since 2014 when I first bought a Nexus 5. Since then, I’ve used both an LG G4 and LG V10 as my primary phones. Amongst an army of Android phone makers, I enjoy LG’s commitment to camera excellence, removable battery and removable storage. Also, from a design perspective, LG phones stand…
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It doesn’t matter if you’re on a computer or on a mobile phone, sharing items with a group of people is a total pain. On a computer, we have Facebook groups, chain emails and the like and over and mobile we use group texts (totally old-school), WhatsApp groups and the like. Google is aiming to…
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We’ve all been there. You’re headed out the door, phone in hand, wallet on your person – and you’re missing just one thing. Your keys. Tile is a small little gadget that’s about the size of a matchbook and costs a mere $25 at your local AT&T store and is meant to help you find…
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Over at Traveling Dads, I just posted my SXSW trends for travelers. In the article, I touch on: Why virtual reality matters to tourists and brands How our conierges of the future might powered by artificial intelligence How live video and Snapchat dominated And much much more! Head over to TravelingDad and see my post!…
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Microsoft is a company on a mission to prove utility in the mobile world. While Windows Phone hasn’t seen the kind of success we mobile nuts had hoped for, Microsoft is pushing the boundaries on Android. By focusing on online services and simple utility, Microsoft is showing innovation with a cloud-first approach. Speaking of innovation,…
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Disclosure: I received the Monster Selfie Case for the purposes of this review. We all love smartphones. And these little $500 slabs of technology in our pocket need protection against, well, us. This is why so many people use iPhone cases. And while protection and added style are two benefits, when a case can add functionality,…
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