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The words "customer experience" have taken on a life of their own. They now are applied to virtually anything to do with how all of us feel about our engagement online with people, applications and processes. Bing has brought out a newly redesigned video search system that should make finding the right video online an easier task than it was. As important as any given technology is to a thriving enterprise, equally as vital are the people pulling the strings behind it. That being said, the challenge to find talent is not an easy one. Today was a big day for Samsung. On the eve of IFA 2013, the company officially released its Galaxy Gear, Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Note 10.1. We dove into the Galaxy Gear and its impact on the growth of wearable technology a little bit, but the Note 3 and Note 10.1 are also significant announcements. I attended the Times Square webcast of Samsung Unpacked and got to play around a little bit with all three new devices. I guess I should preface by saying I'm an iOS girl - I personally use an iPhone and iPad as my go-to, day-to-day devices. However, I'm seriously on the edge of making the switch, especially now that I've tried out the Galaxy Note 3. We have a prediction in the works as an answer to "Unless…" - and a somewhat different take on why Nokia-Microsoft is a very important deal for the mobile world. But hang on, we'll come to it. Weak demand in Germany for electric cars has led to Siemens' decision to end production of charging points. Adoption of alternative vehicles has not taken off as much as leaders in the European country hoped. The first day back from the long Labor Day holiday weekend here in the U.S., as everyone knows, witnessed two huge stories dominating technology industry news-Verizon finally mustered the financial resources and Vodafone finally agreed to allow Verizon to purchase the Vodafone 45 percent stake it has held in Verizon Wireless for $130 billion, and Microsoft is forking over $7.2 billion to purchase the device business and patents of Nokia. It has been pointed out over the years, as the problem of IP address exhaust became apparent and IPv6 emerged as the solution, that there was going to be a demonstrable "fast mover" advantage for countries and companies that transitioned quickly. According to a new analysis by Logicalis US, an international IT solutions and managed services provider, the U.S. currently ranks seventh among the world's nations in terms of its readiness for IPv6, and to employ an old expression it needs to "get with the program."
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