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Links: Two tech developments in the Cloud Maybe they didn't have it in mind, but Cloud, new devices should make finding Yard Sales easier By (1 of) CM's Tech-Impaired, Tech Consumers With iPads and iPhones becoming so ubiquitous it's not rare to hear, "Is that my iPhone or yours"? Owning either one now doesn't brand one as a dreamer or early adopter. Either devise conveys about as much panache as owning a 1986 Taurus these days. (Folks are much more interested in unicycles; they really inspire awe and astonishment). But in today's world they're as necessary as refrigerators, maybe more useful than a car. Now the next step, into the Cloud, has techies attention on two developments in that area and a chance for early adopters to get some attention again:
CM's interest, of course, is that it all makes finding Yard Sales easier. We checked out using an iPhone to find Yard Sales last Saturday, and it worked pretty good. An iPad or Chromebook ought to do even better. This story was posted on 2011-06-07 03:20:43
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