Monthly Archives: July 2011

A Review of Browser Anti-Phishing Protection

July 31, 2011
A Review of Browser Anti-Phishing Protection

Visit the Qwest resource center for relevant briefs and reports to help you better manage your enterprise. Learn how smart businesses harness the power of customer data to improve satisfaction and sales: Unleashing the Power of Customer Data. Who among us hasn’t received an email recently telling us to click a link to update...

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How to take incredible photos with your phone

July 31, 2011
How to take incredible photos with your phone

We recently discovered that the iPhone has become the most commonly used camera among Flickr users. Of course, there are photography purists who will say that taking a photo with your phone isn’t the same as using a sophisticated SLR camera, but the results speak for themselves. An improvement in the quality of camera...

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At VidCon, YouTube’s evolution becomes clear

July 31, 2011
At VidCon, YouTube’s evolution becomes clear

The YouTube Breakout Room stage at VidCon 2011. The defining image of VidCon 2011, for me, came from a video shown during YouTube’s keynote presentation on Friday morning. The video was a comedic retelling of how YouTube’s new Cosmic Panda layout was developed; the creators depicted one of the challenges of reinventing how things...

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Teaching Creative Writing with Programming

July 30, 2011

“What will my application be like on the netbook?” This is the question posed by iPhone developers around the world as they begin porting to the Intel® AtomTM SDK. When porting an application from one platform to another, the first item we as developers tend to think about is the programming language. Let us...

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A Billion Dollars Isn’t Cool. You Know What’s Cool? Basic Human Decency

July 30, 2011
A Billion Dollars Isn’t Cool. You Know What’s Cool? Basic Human Decency

‘”Business!” cried the Ghost, wringing his hands again. “Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence were all my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!”‘ – A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens I know, I...

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A Look Back On Our Mobile First CrunchUp And 6th Annual Summer Party At August Capital

July 30, 2011
A Look Back On Our Mobile First CrunchUp And 6th Annual Summer Party At August Capital

We had a blast yesterday at our Mobile First CrunchUp and 6th Annual Summer Party at August Capital. At our CrunchUp, we had some amazing speakers and special guests. Even Chamillionaire managed to make a certain speaker sweat and started a debate on why Android doesn’t have a decent phone. Later in the day,...

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Don’t Be Fooled By Vanity Metrics

July 30, 2011
Don’t Be Fooled By Vanity Metrics

Startups love to point to big growth numbers, and the press loves to publish them. We are as guilty as anyone else in this regard: one million downloads, 10 million registered users, 200 million tweets per day. These growth metrics can often be signs of traction (which is why we report them), but just...

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iPad for Business Round-Up: DocStorm and Conference Pad 2.0

July 30, 2011
iPad for Business Round-Up: DocStorm and Conference Pad 2.0

Visit the Qwest resource center for relevant briefs and reports to help you better manage your enterprise. Learn how smart businesses harness the power of customer data to improve satisfaction and sales: Unleashing the Power of Customer Data. The iPad isn’t just a hot new consumer device, it’s also an increasingly popular tool for...

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How musicians are making money by returning to their roots

July 30, 2011
How musicians are making money by returning to their roots

I remember being a kid and hearing about how recording songs from the radio onto a casette tape was killing music. It was happening all over the world, most prominently in the UK where the “Home Taping is Killing Music” campaign was apparently everywhere to be found. I never really bought into the hype,...

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Convoluted TOS and "Open" APIs Will Be the Death of Us

July 30, 2011

Twitter and Facebook have both in the past year gone through the same (very public) battle with members of their developer ecosystem over TOS-related oversteps that resulted in termination of access. I hope many of you join me in arguing that the breaching parties (i.e. the developers holding the API key) should not be...

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