Daily Archives: June 28, 2012

Google scrambles to fix Events after celebs yelp

June 28, 2012
Google scrambles to fix Events after celebs yelp

Despite the “Google+ is a ghost town” mantra, a number of high-profile or widely connected people are active users who promote what they like. They also yelp when they’re unhappy and when Google+ Events went live during the week’s Google I/O, flooding feeds and stuffing calendars, that’s what some of them did — drawing...

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NFC Cometh? 1M Android NFC Devices Shipping Each Week, And Prototypes Show iPhone 5 Is Next

June 28, 2012
NFC Cometh? 1M Android NFC Devices Shipping Each Week, And Prototypes Show iPhone 5 Is Next

Google I/O is in full swing, and news has been pouring out at a fairly steady pace: Tony Stark Sergey finally demoed Google Glass, Google Drive passed 10 million users and is available on iOS, and we all got a look at Jelly Bean — to name a few. Yet, overshadowed and buried in...

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Vizio CTO: Tablets will kill small-screen TVs

June 28, 2012
Vizio CTO: Tablets will kill small-screen TVs

iPads and other tablets won’t kill off the laptop, but rather small-screen TVs, Vizio CTO Matt McRae told me during an interview at this week’s Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco. “Instead of buying a 19 inch TV or a 24 inch TV, (people) may be more likely to buy a tablet,” he...

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CNN Will Hate Obama’s ‘Dewey Defeats Truman’ iPad Photoshop Moment

June 28, 2012
CNN Will Hate Obama’s ‘Dewey Defeats Truman’ iPad Photoshop Moment

Everyone knows the famous photo of the Chicago Tribune’s front page declaring, in error, “Dewey Defeats Truman” in 1948. (The newspaper fell victim to its early deadlines and made a guess at the presidential election result at press time, damning itself to history.) CNN’s erroneous report this morning that the U.S. Supreme Court had...

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Small Twitter Advertiser Calls Some Mobile Ad Results "Staggering"

June 28, 2012
Small Twitter Advertiser Calls Some Mobile Ad Results "Staggering"

Twitter’s revenue god, Adam Bain. See Also Google Chrome Is Already Our Favorite Browser On iPhone —These Screenshots Show You Why RIM WILL LAY OFF 5,000 EMPLOYEES, ANNOUNCES LOSS OF $0.37 PER SHARE Let’s Get Real, RIM Will Never Launch Its New Operating System For BlackBerry While everyone else flails around and tries to...

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This 17-Year-Old Mobile Genius Is Taking Facebook Up On Its Job Offer (FB)

June 28, 2012
This 17-Year-Old Mobile Genius Is Taking Facebook Up On Its Job Offer (FB)

See Also Facebook Wants To Hire This 17-Year-Old But She Hasn’t Decided If She Wants The Job Criminally Gifted Hackers Are In High Demand By The Best Recruiters Remember Nive Jayasekar, the 17-year-old high-school graduate who wowed Facebook executives with her knowledge of mobile-app development—so much so that they offered her a job on...

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Robert Scoble Ripped Vic Gundotra Apart Over The New Google+ Events Feature (GOOG)

June 28, 2012
Robert Scoble Ripped Vic Gundotra Apart Over The New Google+ Events Feature (GOOG)

Flickr / Affilate See Also Here’s Why Google+ STILL Hasn’t Opened Up To Developers Google Just Declared War On These 12 Products Google’s Vic Gundotra Is One Of A Handful Of People In The World With Google Glasses Robert Scoble, one of the tech world’s biggest Google+ evangelists, just ripped his former boss Vic...

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Pivot Patrol: YC Alum SwipeGood Is Now Elastic, A Sales-As-A-Service Platform For Tech Startups

June 28, 2012
Pivot Patrol: YC Alum SwipeGood Is Now Elastic, A Sales-As-A-Service Platform For Tech Startups

The team behind SwipeGood first stepped on the tech scene back in November 2010, when they launched their software platform for enabling people to donate small amounts of money to charity with each purchase they made. For a while, things after that went pretty well. In early 2011 SwipeGood graduated from the winter class...

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Pinterest bigger than Tumblr? Depends who you ask, and where you draw the line

June 28, 2012
Pinterest bigger than Tumblr? Depends who you ask, and where you draw the line

It’s a strange game, comparing the relative size of websites. The pageview, once the key metric that ruled them all, is in decline as technology leaves it slowly in the dust, gripping several ’90s business plans as it fades away. And yet we do it anyway, mostly because it’s fun, and generally results in...

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Don’t Expect A Full Read/Write Google+ API Anytime Soon, Google Doesn’t Want To Disrupt Something “Magical”

June 28, 2012
Don’t Expect A Full Read/Write Google+ API Anytime Soon, Google Doesn’t Want To Disrupt Something “Magical”

Despite the fact that Google has been slowly launching more APIs for Google+, don’t expect the company to launch a full read/write API anytime soon. During a Google+ platform fireside chat at Google I/O today, Google+ VP Bradley Horowitz and other members of the Google+ team said that Google is still taking a very...

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