Daily Archives: September 10, 2011

Spotify And Ford Team Together To Showcase The Music Service’s First In-Car Integration

September 10, 2011
Spotify And Ford Team Together To Showcase The Music Service’s First In-Car Integration

Today at the TechCrunch Hackathon, Ford, the second largest automaker in the U.S., teamed with Spotify, the fast-growing Swedish music service that recently arrived in the states, to demonstrate the current opportunities for in-car app innovation as well as the new voice-activated Ford SYNC system. Just to clarify: This isn’t an “official partnership”, it’s...

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TCTV: Roaming The Hackathon Hall

September 10, 2011
TCTV: Roaming The Hackathon Hall

We ran through the Hackathon this afternoon, asking folks what they were working on. The results, obviously, were quite varied and very impressive. Our favorites? The dudes working on an air guitar pick for the iPhone and some other cats working on image-based logins and data sharing. It’s a bit on the long side...

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Meet Ten Disrupt Hackathon Hackers

September 10, 2011
Meet Ten Disrupt Hackathon Hackers

Here are ten hackers we met at today’s Disrupt Hackathon. These folks have steeled themselves with snack food and coffee and are hacking away as we speak. Rob Banagale Rob Banagale is the founder of a new product launching at the Hackathon, so we’re going to let him debut the name. In the words...

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What today’s Digital Native children can teach the rest of us about technology

September 10, 2011
What today’s Digital Native children can teach the rest of us about technology

We’ve reached the point now where almost all the world’s under-18s in the developed world don’t remember a time when the Internet wasn’t a major part of everyday life. Growing up with a direct connection to the whole world gives today’s children a view on the way the world works that is vastly different...

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The Disrupt Hackathon In San Francisco Has Officially Begun

September 10, 2011
The Disrupt Hackathon In San Francisco Has Officially Begun

Every hacker is different, and that’s exactly what we expect to see when this is all through. Something new, something different — all with the potential to disrupt. So far about half of registrants have made it into the venue, with the rest still signing in. Laptops are already fired up, hackers are putting...

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I’d pick a passionate amateur over an uninterested professional any day

September 10, 2011

The secret sauce to any interesting story is passion. A story told without it is just boring. I can listen to someone talking about sand, dust or pavement for hours if they are really passionate about it. I remember seeing a musician perform when I was a kid. I was mesmerized and couldn’t take...

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Samsung Quietly Continues To Conquer The World

September 10, 2011
Samsung Quietly Continues To Conquer The World

Is there anything Samsung doesn’t do? The same week I bought myself a shiny new Galaxy S II, they launched a solar-powered netbook for use in the developing world. Unlike any American or European company, Samsung Electronics manufactures smartphones and their memory chips, TVs and their screens, computers and their hard drives. They’re the...

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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, September 10, 2011

September 10, 2011
ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, September 10, 2011

We’re always on the lookout for upcoming Web tech events from around world. Know of something taking place that should appear here? Want to get your event included in the calendar? Let us know in the comments below or email us.

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Gillmor Gang 9.10.11 (TCTV)

September 10, 2011
Gillmor Gang 9.10.11 (TCTV)

The Gillmor Gang — Danny Sullivan, Robert Scoble, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — rallied from big media’s confusion over how to grapple with reality. For @dannysullivan, the notion that Apple dominates the social moment (@stevegillmor says this) flies in the face of reality, or at least last years’s model. For @scobleizer,...

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The Future of Evernote: From memory machine to time machine

September 10, 2011
The Future of Evernote: From memory machine to time machine

Who uses Evernote? Anyone with a less than perfect memory who uses a computer, smartphone or tablet can appreciate Evernote. And for the luddites with the lined notepad, you can even use Evernote using Livescribe. A priest uses Evernote to compose his weekly sermon while one man uses it to keep track of his weekly sins. A...

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