1. This homepage is targeting all users who own a computer, tablet or a smartphone. This page is targeting English speakers. But the language will change based on your IP location. Most people know about google, so it will be easy to spot this service if you just have a Gmail account. All users will be interested in this service because it offers 15 GB of storage for free. 2. The homepage was designed and written to introduce the google storage service. If I had to write this I would have said: With google drive, you can store your photos and files easily. Through your Gmail account, you can access the drive and start backing up your photos, email attachments, and files. Once stored, all these files can be accessed from multiple devices. 3. The messages that this homepage conveys to users is the free and paid storage that google offers to all their users. This can be summarized in three details: • 15 GB free for every user who has a Gmail account. • Save files on the driver such as photos, documents, videos, and emails. • Share your files with the users by allowing them to access the files with the option to edit if needed. 4. Both the style and tone are very appropriate for the audience. The style seems to be simple enough to reach out to all audience. The use of direct sentences and phrases makes it easy enough for the audience to understand. The tone seems to be professional and friendly. It tends to offer encouragement and motivation to all users to use this service. The…
Federal Express (FedEx) was founded in 1971 and handles many package requests daily. In order for them to remain competitive they use their website FedEx.com to field questions received by customers on a daily basis. FedEx has managed to reduce cost by almost $2.00 using the website. Customers are still able to speak with a Customer Representative if questions are not easily answered on the website. FedEx has many strengths using the latest technologies offered. First, customers are able to get…
Is a social media network really a social media network if it does not have advertisements? Facebook and Twitter are two popular social media sites that are known by their users for the pesky advertisements that pop up on the sides of their screen and even in a user's newsfeed as if it was something posted by someone they follow. Although Snapchat is different in the sense that a user sends a picture and it goes away in seconds instead of publishing a post that lasts forever, Snapchat is still…
unemployment insurance, financial and non-financial rewards. The company can imply the classical management theory on the drivers who are employees. For the second problem of being unable to unionize the solution is same as the first problem. The workers will be able to unionize when they are classified employees and only then can they use their collective bargaining power to negotiate with the employers. The last problem about no privacy protections it is stated in the article that “when these…
313 was presented by Assemblyman Wheeler. The purpose of the bill is to prohibit companies and individuals from collecting, using, or storing geolocation data from a location based applications without the expressed consent of the individual responsible for that device. According to Assemblyman Wheeler, this bill seeks to address children below the age of 18 who are use various geolocation applications to obtain consent from their guardian. Ary Shark stated that currently private companies are…
expect those communications. Will they need tools from you to work together, like files or software? Proximity marketing Proximity marketing is based on geo-location, which uses the built-in GPS within mobile devices to show where the device is located. This is a growing area for marketing, as businesses learn to pitch deals to consumers when they are closeby their shops or restaurants. Think a cupcake shop might be more successful if it sends out coupons as people are driving by…
ALDI History and Current Groups Aldi is one of the largest discount supermarket chains with over 10,000 locations in over eighteen unique countries. Founded in 1946, the company has grown from a single store to over 300 shops with an annual revenue of approximately DM90 million by 1960. Shortly thereafter, Aldi split into two separate entities, which operated independently within specific geolocations (Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd). The company split into separate entities due to an owners’ dispute…
sacrifices user convenience and efficiency due to the additional step and the potential need for a user’s location, patterns of speech, DNA, or secondary device information (Rosenblatt). To be more secure, organizations might find it beneficial to use two-factor identification instead of changing verification methods. When it comes to alternatives to passwords such as fingerprint or retina verification, requiring users to change the way they log in might be problematic, especially for older or…
with all things in life moderation is key. I believe that for every advantage that technology brings us, it Also brings us a disadvantage at the same time. For example in the article, “Cars of the future” a radio interview talks about driverless cars are the way to the future because, “they could save tens of thousands of lives” the reason is drivers often get distracted corresponding to falling asleep, texting, and drive under the influences. Exports say The car sports another set of “eyes”, a…
In chapter two, he talks about using technologies to record our daily life so one day we can look back to those moments we might forget. Our brain sometimes forget the little events we experienced from time to time, but with the new technology such as SenseCam, geolocation check-in apps, archived emails, “could prompt so many memories” that allow us to remember events in the past. Technology is great, but it not perfect like we expected it to be. For example, the problem with life loggers is…