I have BlackBerry Playbook envy. There I said it.
A bunch of people I know were at the Playbook launch party in Toronto last night, and they were bragging about how awesome it was, so I had to go to Staples to try one out.
I have BlackBerry Playbook envy. There I said it.
A bunch of people I know were at the Playbook launch party in Toronto last night, and they were bragging about how awesome it was, so I had to go to Staples to try one out.
I’ve been getting a few questions lately about the strange little squares popping up on the corners of the signs for the federal elections.
The strange little squares that once appeared only on the 14th page of your newspaper are now appearing seemingly everywhere. You’ve seen them at the grocery store, on the incoming store flyers, and now even the politicians are jumping on board the ‘new’ technology.
These strange little squares are called ‘QR’ codes.
I’ll let you guess which of the following have been said to me in the last year.
“You’re tweeting in the bathtub??”
“Do you really need to check in with work on vacation??”
“Mommy, can we pretend that you’re talking to me on the phone instead?”
Um, ya. How about all of them. Ouch right? Clearly I need to set some boundaries for myself. I’ve noted more and more that although I HEART my BlackBerry Torch it’s starting to put a strain on my relationships.