QR Code for Commercial Real Estate

Nov

1

We will be developing a QR Code based information delivery system for a commercial real estate company in Puget Sound. We have already developed the residential property information delivery system for an agent in Southern California.

Learn more about QR Code at http://www.qrany.com

The term "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

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Happy Halloween

Oct

31

Have a very happy and safe halloween.

Enjoy!

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Japanese Yen Raises to the Highest Level

Oct

31

One time, Japanese yen went over 80 yen mark and recorded 79.xx Yen to US$. This was the highest since 1996 when Japanese Yen recorded 78 Yen to US$.

What is this mean?

This is not a good time to travel from US to Japan. But the goods and services made in the US seem bargain in Japan. If you have a product, service or property to sell, you should look at selling it to Japan.

By the way, cars made in Japan are sold in the US for 30% less here in the US. If this trend continues, you may be looking at jump in price for Japanese goods.

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Golfing in the rain

Oct

30

I played golf totally in the rain today. It was not too bad. I think I must get used to this. This is one of the prices you must pay to live in the Washington State.

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Halloween Costume

Oct

29

Today, many staff wore Halloween Costumes to work. Here is the sample of those wore costumes.

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Understanding Solid State Drive

Oct

28

A solid-state drive (SSD) is a data storage device that uses solid-state memory to store persistent data. SSDs are distinguished from traditional hard disk drives (HDDs), which are electromechanical devices containing spinning disks and movable read/write heads. SSDs, in contrast, use microchips and data is retained in non-volatile memory chips[1]and contain no moving parts.[1] Compared to traditional HDDs, SSDs are typically less susceptible to physical shock, quieter, and have lower access time and latency. SSDs use the same interface as hard disk drives, thus easily replacing them in most applications.

Today, you can buy 60GB SSD for $100. For $100, you can buy 1.5TB of hard disk drive.

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How fast is your Internet?

Oct

28

I check my Internet speed at Qwest.net and above is the result?
How fast is your Internet?

Check you speed at http://seattle.speedtest.qwest.net/

Of cause my connection at the company is fiber optic through ISP. At my location, I can upload 1GB of data in 2 minuets 34 seconds. I can download 1GB in 1 minuet 43 second.

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Android Supports Flash

Oct

27

Did you know Android phones like HTC EVO supports Flash? That means you can view sites like http://www.clocklink.com. The reason why I am writing this is that Apples iPhone and iPad do not support Flash. Apple recommends HTML 5 instead.

Flash may be power hog for mobile devices, but they are fun and very popular. If Apple decides to support Flash on their mobile devices, they will be more popular.

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Buy or Not to Buy?

Oct

26

Microsoft just released Microsoft Office 2011 for Macintosh. The price $199 and this includes WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT and OUTLOOK. I am using OS-X Mail and PAGES, NUMBERS and KEYNOTE. I do have some compatibility issues with documents created by Microsoft Office. So, I am thinking of switching back. Should I?

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