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As you know, we were exhibiting in Boston and Atlanta this week for ShulCloud, our synagogue management software. In fact, we went to three different synagogue conferences in a single week. Both the NATA and USCJ conferences overlapped with each other...
We're coming to Boston this Sunday for the whole week to talk to our existing ShulCloud customers and meet some prospective customers. ShulCloud is the largest and fastest growing synagogue management platform on the market...
It is no secret that the future of computing interfaces and search interfaces is over voice search. A few years ago no one talked to their phone, now it is hard to find someone who doesn't...
For the past several years at the RustyBrick office we have held a weekday Mincha, afternoon services, at 1:30pm.
We started the minyan when Ronnie and I lost our mother a bit over five years ago and called it the RustyMinyan for short...
People ask me often enough to share with them what my favorite third-party web tool is. Well, without a doubt, the tool I use most outside of email and Slack is Feedly.
Feedly is a popular news aggregation software application that works both on the web and on iOS and Android...
Those that know me, know what to expect from me on a daily basis. I am incredibly consistent to the point that if I am a few minutes out of my routine, people ask me if I am sick or something...
I honestly didn't think I would appreciate the wireless charging feature on the new iPhones, specifically iPhone 8 and iPhone X but I do...
It upsets me to read some of the comments iPhone X customers are saying about some of their apps. They expect all their apps to fully support the new iPhone X before the developers actually have a physical iPhone X in hand...
As most of you know, RustyBrick does not outsource our development or design work. We like to control the timelines, deliverables and everything about how we deliver product. Sadly, no matter how many times I write about it here, we still get tons of phone calls asking us to outsource...
The short and simple answer for observant Jews is that you cannot wear an Apple Watch on Shabbat. Besides for not being able to turn off the display from activating on arm turn, it also tracks all your steps, monitors your heart beat and a heck of a lot more...
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