Gary Franchi interviews Jerry Nelson of the Chicago Fed. This smooth talking, Federal Reserve public relations employee almost makes the Federal Reserve sound like our buddy.
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The new, upsized iPhone 6 is likely to usher in a new era for Apple this fall, giving the tech giant the boost it’s been needing, according to one expert.

The last time I was writing on the blog, I was writing about the death of Steve Jobs and it…

Ok … while going through the Gallery, I noticed that I had no menu attached to it, to get back…

If you haven’t noticed, I updated timothytracy.com again, and moved everything around so it can be mobile ready. Yes finally. All of these years I have been making other sites mobile ready except for my own.

Hewlett Packard’s new Windows Phone could be the only laptop you’ll ever need.
That’s the idea behind HP’s Elite X3 smartphone — which crams laptop-like hardware into a smartphone — introduced this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

As tiny, internet-connected computers find their way into hundreds of mundane household objects, the coming “internet of things” will drastically change how people live, work and play. Connected devices can keep records and share data among themselves. The potential benefits are enormous, especially when it comes to our health.

Google has announced that its search results will no longer show the names of authors.
Google Authorship, first launched in 2011, was meant to help writers generate a following for their work. The Authorship program, which required linking a website to a Google+ account, has been scaled down gradually since late last year.

Tuesday was my daughters 11th birthday, and she seemed to really have a great time – but at the same…

Technology is emerging at ever-increasing speeds, transforming how we communicate, collaborate and manage our day-to-day responsibilities. This trend is especially evident in communications technology. Among the many recent entries are so-called “email killers,” which aim to replace a form of communication to which all of us have grown accustomed. The makers of these new collaboration tools call email a “legacy” technology — unwarrantedly trying to tarnish its image.

The fight between Apple and the FBI over the security protections on the San Bernadino iPhone has been fierce for the past few weeks, but it’s mostly been a PR battle thus far. From a legal and procedural standpoint, only two things had actually happened until yesterday: the FBI filed a motion to compel Apple to help it bypass security…

Well Folks.. I have changed programs drastically …. I am not using the older gallery program for the Blog anymore….

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft Corp. and co-chairman of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, talks about financial payment systems in Africa, Microsoft’s strategy and the outbreak of Ebola.
Gates, speaking with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart,” also discusses his charitable efforts.

With more than 100 billion emails sent daily, researchers from Yahoo Labs in California and Spain decided to investigate how we actually use one of the oldest forms of communication on the web.
The researchers dissected the email habits of 2 million users who exchanged 16 billion emails over the course of several months. As one of the largest ever studies conducted on email usage, it revealed some surprising (and some expected) results.

Not long ago when I was writing about BB failing with it’s email; I have to admit – I was…