Jake Widman
Jake Widman is a freelance writer in San Francisco and a regular contributor to Computerworld, PCWorld, and TechHive.
AR and VR bring a new twist to collaboration
From consulting with remote experts to meeting in virtual spaces, augmented reality and virtual reality apps are changing the way people work together.
AR in the enterprise: Tips for a better augmented reality app
Augmented reality apps have a lot to offer businesses, from supporting remote workers to increasing marketing engagement. Here are some tips on how to approach building an effective and successful AR app.
What is Quick Base? A low-code database platform for citizen developers
Filling the gap between shared spreadsheets and IT-oriented development tools, Quick Base aims to let business users quickly create their own applications.
10 Smartsheet tips and tricks
Using a cloud-based spreadsheet tool for simple project management makes good sense to growing numbers of Smartsheet fans. These tips and techniques from Smartsheet power users can give you a head start.
How IT can prepare for VR, AR and MR in the enterprise
Virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality tools are coming to the workplace sooner than you think. Is your IT department ready?
How to cure ‘corporate amnesia’ with knowledge management software
As Baby Boomers retire and the gig economy takes hold, efficiently capturing and sharing corporate information becomes ever more crucial. Fortunately, today’s knowledge management tools are up to the task.
Need a ride? 3 ridesharing and 2 taxi apps considered
Ridesharing services are on smartphones and in the news. We look at the three best known of these -- Uber, Lyft and Sidecar -- and two alternatives.
5 mini projectors: A show wherever you go
Have a presentation or a favorite video hiding in your smartphone? One of these five mobile projectors will let you show off.
Back-to-school tech guide 2011
From an ingeniously designed surge protector to a tiny portable speaker that sounds like a million bucks, this gear will get students back in the swing of things on campus and off.
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011: Clunky to cool
When I reviewed Microsoft Office for Mac 2008, I said the then-new version of the suite was "kind of like getting a new Chevy." In other words, it was a solid upgrade, but nothing to really get excited about.Not this time. I could...
Image gallery: Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 goes from clunky to cool
Apple users may want to take a look at the new Microsoft Office for Mac 2011, which boasts an improved interface and increased performance.