Ideas from Mark Stout

I'm going on a all day Geek Quest. Follow along on Google+ using  this link .  You do not have to be a Google+ member. It will get most interesting about 6 PM, but there will be updates all day.

Family Tech for June 20 , made it to the web as well today.  There are new toys coming from Apple, Microsoft and Sony.  If you like Mac's, iPhones or game consoles, this is worth a read.

In the latest Family Tech to go online, I discuss ways to make your cell phone battery last all day.

I hate prediction posts.  This week there is both E3, the gaming industry trade show, and Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). The tech press has articles for the last couple weeks, talking about what we "might" see at these shows. They do nothing but lead to disappointment; they are always too optimistic. That being said, imagine my own sense of irony as I delve into thinking about Keep, and where it might be going. This isn't a prediction, I tell myself, but more like a thought experiment. Since Keep was first announced and released back on March 20, the Keep community ( Google+ Keep Community ), has been eager to see what Google does with this humble beginning. Many of us love Evernote, and while we don't necessarily want to give up Evernote, we want to see where Keep is going. Is Keep going to expand to challenge Evernote?  What does Google have in mind for Keep? Some in the G+ community have wondered if Keep wasn't released ea...

Ever thought about cutting your cable's cable?   This Family Tech  discusses letting go of everything but your internet.

This year at their development conference, Google reemphasized and made over search. Family Tech is online.