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 I am disgusted by recent telecommunications companies actions to get rid of unlimited wireless data for mobile customers, especially Verizon Wireless, who is supposed to be the leader of the pack. By moving away from unlimited data and limiting mobile Internet use to those who can afford it, I feel we are taking steps backwards and slowing technological growth.  I am switching from DropBox to Google Drive because it’s more affordable and DropBox wouldn’t work with me on a plan that fits my budget and storage requirements.  “My wife’s former boss remotely changed the password on her computer and now she can’t get in to access her personal files. We need to backup her files and e-mails. Can you get her into the computer without a password?”  I don’t like the idea of banks charging me a fee for giving them the privilege of my business. The young small business owners of today are the future Mark Zuckerbergs and Bill Gates of tomorrow. National banks should foster this demographic with unbeatable service, amenities, and prices.  Today I will teach you how to save money on wireless service through your current carrier. I recommend Verizon Wireless, but the advice in this article applies to any wireless provider (less pre-paid plans).  One conversation in particular that caught my attention is when Jason told me where he works–at Duke Power headquarters in Charlotte. He explained to me what Smart Grid is and how it will affect the future of powering our planet. Smart Grid is fascinating and I’m going to briefly share the basics of what I’ve learned about this futuristic form of power consumption management. In addition I have discovered two videos from Duke Energy that I will share below that explain the fundamentals better than I will.  Check out this photo I made while learning new Photoshop skills. I appropriately call it “The Basket Weave Effect” because that’s what it looks like. It’s a cool effect, but I can’t think of any applicable reasons to use it in advertising. |
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