by Dok Klaus Web Admin | Jul 1, 2018
Flashback: When I went to college in the eighties to study mathematics and computer science, I started to use a computer, but it was an IBM mainframe. To calculate some homework I had to sit at a card puncher terminal to create a small program that ran overnight, just... 
by Dok Klaus Web Admin | May 1, 2018
Born 1960 in West Berlin, back in the days of a divided Germany, I grew up with a handful of West German and two East German television channels. I vaguely remember the black and white transmissions stopped daily around about midnight. The streets were as good as... 
by Dok Klaus Web Admin | Mar 6, 2018
I’ve always been a collector, and for many years a collector of VHS tapes. Over the years a pile of classic Disney movies and favorite films accumulated; they might not be blockbusters but were enjoyed by family. And then there were computer games such as The Sims,... 
by Dok Klaus Web Admin | Jan 9, 2018
Home-based offices and small businesses are increasingly dependent on a rapidly changing network of websites, marketing, e-finance, social media, browsers, web traffic and various kinds of software, applications, and tools. The average business computer runs a version... 
by Dok Klaus Web Admin | Nov 30, 2017
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, I wanted to share some technology information that may help seniors live a more connected life, and some items that may be great gift ideas for them. I am confident technology is moving towards making life better for the...