Daily Archives: June 27, 2011

SAICAST: Can Microsoft Finally Disrupt Google Docs?

June 27, 2011
SAICAST: Can Microsoft Finally Disrupt Google Docs?

See Also: This Is How Hard It Is To Compete With Google BLAST FROM THE PAST: Check Out These Extinct Operating Systems That Time Forgot What Happens To All Those Customers Who Trusted Microsoft’s LAST Online Service? SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON ITUNES HERE Apple used to be notorious for keeping its new products...

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An iPhone That’s Literally Good Enough to Eat (Video)

June 27, 2011
An iPhone That’s Literally Good Enough to Eat (Video)

The Next Web Conference 2011 is now behind us. We’ve had a great time and met a lot of interesting people. Behind the scenes we are already hard at work organizing TNW2012. More on that later. Check out all the blogposts we wrote at The Next Web blog or check out our backchannel. Want...

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What Happens To All Those Customers Who Trusted Microsoft’s LAST Online Service? (MSFT)

June 27, 2011
What Happens To All Those Customers Who Trusted Microsoft’s LAST Online Service? (MSFT)

See Also: A Googler Explains Why Microsoft’s Cloud Services Crashed Today Microsoft Cloud Service Was Down For Hours This Morning BLAST FROM THE PAST: Check Out These Extinct Operating Systems That Time Forgot Microsoft launches Office 365, the latest version of its online services for email, collaboration, and instant messaging tomorrow. But this isn’t...

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Twitter’s Staff is Growing Fast, But Has a Dangerous Shortage of Power Users (Infographics)

June 27, 2011
Twitter’s Staff is Growing Fast, But Has a Dangerous Shortage of Power Users (Infographics)

Infographic above by data viz pro Michael J. Rubillo. Graphs below by stats wonk Dimitry Lukashov. Thanks, guys! Three weeks ago we did some data extraction from the official Twitter List of employees to see how much the people who work there use lists. My conclusion: Twitter staff does use Lists, but not very...

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The Right Way To Drop Out Of School: Get Someone To Pay You $1,000,000 First

June 27, 2011
The Right Way To Drop Out Of School: Get Someone To Pay You $1,000,000 First

Coursekit cofounder Joseph Cohen and lead developer Dan Getelman. Image: Coursekit See Also: The Secret Power Brokers Of Silicon Valley The Ten Most Bizarre College Courses Two Charts For Anyone Who Thinks Skipping College Is A Good Idea Peter Theil is paying kids $100,000 over two years to ditch college. Three UPenn students, Joseph...

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This Is How Facebook Was Supposed To Get Integrated Into Your iPhone

June 27, 2011
This Is How Facebook Was Supposed To Get Integrated Into Your iPhone

Earlier this month, Apple announced a deep integration of Twitter into the next version of iOS, Apple’s operating system for iPhones, iPods, and iPads. Boy did this announcement burn some biscuits at Facebook. We’ve learned from a source involved in the matter that, at one point not so long ago, Apple was going to...

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For Formspring, curiosity makes for a killer app

June 27, 2011
For Formspring, curiosity makes for a killer app

Formspring CEO Ade Olonoh Formspring.me has hit a major milestone in its relatively short lifespan. The 18-month-old San Francisco-based startup, which allows users to create profile pages on which anonymous people can ask them questions, now has 25 million registered users. Although he declined to specify how many of those users are active on...

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Awesome Kinect Hacks That Will Make You Want To Buy One Immediately (MSFT)

June 27, 2011
Awesome Kinect Hacks That Will Make You Want To Buy One Immediately (MSFT)

Image: Screenshot See Also: Our 5 Favorite iPhone Games This Week Google’s Driverless Cars Are Now Legal In Nevada Awesome Ways To Get Your Car Online Microsoft’s Kinect is changing the way people think about interacting with their electronics, and hackers are pushing these ideas even further. The device works by tracking your body’s...

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HOLY MOLEY: This iPhone App Scans Skin For Melanoma

June 27, 2011
HOLY MOLEY: This iPhone App Scans Skin For Melanoma

Here are some screenshots of the Skin Scan at work. See Also: The Secret Power Brokers Of Silicon Valley Loopt Launches The Reverse Groupon, Already Sells One Yelp Is Apple’s New Neighbor In NYC Office Building Skin Scan is a $4.99 iPhone app that could replace annual dermatologist check-ups. It scans skin lesions, takes...

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"Just Do All Kinds Of Crazy Things That Probably Won’t Pan Out At All"

June 27, 2011
"Just Do All Kinds Of Crazy Things That Probably Won’t Pan Out At All"

Image: en.wikipedia.org See Also: The Best Android Apps Everyone Was Talking About This Week UH OH: Google Salesperson Promises “SEO Benefits” To Merchants Who Sign Up For New “Offers” Product Google Kills Two Of Its Most Ambitious Projects Years before Google instituted 20 percent time, a team of scientists in the UK was working...

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