Technology made for dummies

A friend of mine sent me this funny video a few weeks ago and it made me think that things might not be how they seem. It also shows how these large organizations choose these simple names in order not to confuse us. Apple, Orange, and Blackberry… the simplicity of the name is effective but does the services truly match up to the expectations of the consumers.

As we have seen in the video, all this new technology can become confusing and outdated rapidly. The fact that every 4months a new product hits the streets is a concern for the technologic and research industries. Apple has recently started to receive high levels of critic from the public whom is expecting a revolutionary product to soon be launched.

On the 18^th of October 2011, during the conference call broadcasted online, Apple’s shares weakened by 5% as the public became aware that there would not be a new launch of product. This 5% decrease demonstrated the instability of the industry but mostly the competitiveness.

I strongly believe that partnerships or merges within this industry will be the next step forward. “Have you ever tried dragging your Blackberry with a Mouse to the Trash and then launching Orange off your Desktop, then Windows open.” 

FURTHER CUT BACKS, I WOULD RATHER MAKE THEM PAY!!!!

This is what I read this morning when I woke up. "The Bank has cut its 2011 and 2012 growth predictions to about 1%". Due to this "the UK unemployment total rose by 129,000 in the three months to September to 2.62 million, with youth unemployment above one million." (BBC News 16/11/2011)

I am SO angry!!! Frustration is spreading all over the country. Graduates feel as though the earth is being stolen under their feet. The previous generation's actions have be selfish and completely irresponsible. PAY FOR THEM NOW!!! The first lesson that I was taught when I was young was take responsibility for your own actions. I guess its just a whole load of hypocrisy. Most of us have limited options left. Three out of five of my friends who have graduated have left the country in order to find potential jobs or a basic source of income. There just isn't any room for any of us. Future skills and talent is leaving the country, I guess that's the price that you'll have to pay.

I excuse myself to fellow readers for such an angry outburst but I am a little bit upset about this current situation.

London's policy should be to take the lead by cutting emissions at home

I guess that this is a cry out for economic reform. Personally, I believe that if there is the potential of a third world war occurring over the differences of western/eastern business practices; the cover up of using our environmental practices might be enough to resort environmental order. World wars reduce dramatically the production of business and reduce level of consumption. It also causes large amount of casualties which could benefit our problems of overpopulation and excessive carbon emissions. At the same time there are the obvious drawbacks but maybe humanity really needs a true slap around the face. 

Realistically these problems will not be dealt with in the near future or peacefully... 

How are we going to develop its next generation of industry?

How are we going to reform the financial markets?

How are we going to prevent ourselves from being partied to US protectionism?

How are we going to invest in public infracturcture for the next generation?

Or should I say "How should I..." make changes. Well guess what we have no experience so we will have to fight for it.