Daily Archives: September 28, 2011

New German Initiative Pools Ad Media To Take Stakes In Startups

September 28, 2011
New German Initiative Pools Ad Media To Take Stakes In Startups

While startups in the US, especially in the Valley, tend to be able to find funding at different stages of their life-cycle, there remains significant funding gaps remains in Europe, a disparate market of multiple countries. While the seed stage is gradually being addressed by programmes like Seedcamp, SpringBoard, StartupBootcamp and others, the stage...

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QUEST FOR FIRE: Check Out The Evolution Of The Kindle (AMZN)

September 28, 2011
QUEST FOR FIRE: Check Out The Evolution Of The Kindle (AMZN)

Image: Steve Kovach See Also: Here’s Everything Amazon Announced Today Check Out “Silk,” Amazon’s Killer Web Browser The New Kindles Are So Cheap Because They Come Loaded With Ads If you remember the first generation of the Kindle, then you remember an expensive, clunky white device. That’s a far cry from the sleek, finished...

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Google+ Games improve posts and streams with new features

September 28, 2011

The Games team at Google+ is continuing to roll out updates as the heated feature-war between the rising platform and social networking super giant Facebook ensues. You may have already seen my piece on why I’ll be doing my social gaming on Google+ and not Facebook, and with these new features, my mind has...

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Yiip thinks sharing your voice can be as social as sharing photos

September 28, 2011
Yiip thinks sharing your voice can be as social as sharing photos

You’re more than likely familiar with media sharing apps like Instagram, Viddy, Path and others. You take a picture or video, upload it and let the app’s community and your friends comment and favorite what you’ve shared. Yiip, the app for iOS, thinks the same thing will work for 10 second voice notes. The...

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A Look at Phabricator: Facebook’s Web-Based Open Source Code Collaboration Tool

September 28, 2011
A Look at Phabricator: Facebook’s Web-Based Open Source Code Collaboration Tool

It’s been out for a while, but hasn’t gotten a lot of attention. Facebook released Phabricator earlier this summer, an open source collaboration tool for development teams. It’s an early release, but already in use by more than 500 engineers at Facebook for normal review, development and sharing of code. Development of Phabricator is...

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Sponsor Post: How to Prevent Facebook Fan Exodus

September 28, 2011

As the cheerleaders of our brands, we’re accustomed to loudly shouting our messages through TV, radio, print ads, and website banners because we see good ROI by getting as many eyeballs as possible on an ad at once. But effective social media doesn’t work that way: It’s a friendly conversation, not a soap box....

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For Publishers, The Amazon Kindle Fire Could Be A Much Bigger Business Than The iPad

September 28, 2011
For Publishers, The Amazon Kindle Fire Could Be A Much Bigger Business Than The iPad

See Also: Here’s What To Expect At Amazon’s Kindle Fire Tablet Tomorrow AMAZON’S KINDLE FIRE REVEALED: Here’s Everything You Need To Know Apple Is No Longer The Only Tablet Maker That Matters The Kindle Fire is here. And with it come the magazine publishers who are launching their publications on the device. Conde Nast...

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(Armed with cloud) Amazon’s Silk joins the browser wars

September 28, 2011
(Armed with cloud) Amazon’s Silk joins the browser wars

At its highly anticipated Kindle Fire launch, Amazon also took the wraps off its own browser, Amazon Silk, which relies both on the Kindle Fire endpoint and Amazon’s EC2 cloud to promise a much faster user experience. What Amazon can bring to the party is its huge Amazon Web Services infrastructure to do the the heavy...

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Amazon drops the original Kindle price to $99 with ‘special offers’, $139 without

September 28, 2011
Amazon drops the original Kindle price to $99 with ‘special offers’, $139 without

With all of the talk and excitement about Amazon’s new “Kindle Fire“, the company has dropped the price of the original Kindle Keyboard edition to $139, or $99 with ‘special offers’. This was a popular option for purists who don’t like doing things on touch screens. Tactile keyboards still have a place in technology,...

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3rd Generation Kindles Get A New Name, Discounted Prices

September 28, 2011
3rd Generation Kindles Get A New Name, Discounted Prices

If Amazon’s new slew of keyboard-less Kindles leaves you feeling frightened and confused, you’ve still got time to pick up one of their soon-to-be classic models. The 3rd generation Kindle (which has been retroactively renamed the “Kindle Keyboard”) is enjoying a bit of a price drop on Amazon.com as we speak. The Kindle Keyboard...

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