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I don't have any specific advice, but I think that you have already figured out the most important thing.  You wrote that, "...it is all about loving the work and not working for money. Money will come on its own, if we prove our worth."  I think that you nailed it.

The landing page is the way visitors are introduced to a site, and is arguably the most important page on a site. If done well, it can encourage visitors to explore the site, if done poorly, it can actually cause visitors to bail without even seeing the meat of the site. What do you think are the things that make a landing page effective?

Many of us on the east coast are still dealing with the aftermath of the storm, and I hope everyone is doing ok. Did you learn anything that might help mitigate problems if there is another massive disruptive event like Sandy?

Microsoft has supported XP for ever. At least it seems like forever. Does anyone know how long Windows 7 will be continue to be supported?

Depends on the price point.  Aside from the merits of Apple vs Android devices, I think if the comparable Apple product is twice as expensive, it won't affect sales of the Nexus 7 or Kindle Fire very much because it will attract a different set of consumers.

I have a network at my house for my home office, and the printer changes its IP address all the time. What do I need to do to make the IP address stay constant?

 

I like to use OkayFreedom for my personal VPN, and like the way it will automatically change my IP address to keep my activity private, but it probably wouldn't be my first choice for business use.  Here is an article that tells you a little about it, as well as a couple of alternatives.

In another sign that Google is trying to make all of its services/products interconnected, they are apparently planning to tie in your Gmail account to search results. The example that I've seen used is that if you were to search for "Amazon" in search, it would pull information from your emails and show it with the search results.

Amazon is offering SSD backed High I/O Instances for those willing and able to pay for it. At least for now this seems aimed at those big AWS customers like Netflix that need to eliminate bottlenecks and have the money to pay to do it.

I would assume development cost would be minimal, relatively speaking, so why not.  While Apple is obviously not going after the low end market, it would be good for them to have a less expensive tablet than the regular iPad to compete with the smaller and cheaper Android tablets and Kindle Fires that are available.

Most of the speculation is about a tablet, and I think this is a reasonable educated guess.  At E3 we saw "Smart Glass", which allows tablet users to interact with the X360, which has become much more than a simple game playing device.