Pete Cashmore / Mashable!:
LIVE: The Wolfram Alpha Non-Launch — Here we are, watching the live (!) Wolfram Alpha launch. The tension is high for the debut of this “computational knowledge engine”, a super smart search engine that could provide a new way to search the web in addition to our faithful Google (but unlikely […]
Archive for May 15th, 2009
LIVE: The Wolfram Alpha Non-Launch (Pete Cashmore/Mashable!)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Apple Serious About Background App Support For iPhone 3.0 (Dan Frommer/Silicon Alley Insider)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider:
Apple Serious About Background App Support For iPhone 3.0 — Apple (AAPL) is serious about letting more iPhone software — beyond its native apps like phone, iPod, and Mail — run in the background, we’ve heard from sources in the mobile industry. This could potentially happen as soon … […]
Is Twitter @replies Change Ashton Kutcher’s Fault? (Joe Wilcox)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Joe Wilcox:
Is Twitter @replies Change Ashton Kutcher’s Fault? — Analysis. My immediate reaction is “yes,” after reading Dare Obasanjo’s post “Why Twitter’s Engineers Hate the @replies feature.” OK, so maybe CNN and Oprah, also members of the “million-followers club,” share the blame.
How Twitter and Facebook Now Compete with Google (Mark Cuban/blog maverick)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Mark Cuban / blog maverick:
How Twitter and Facebook Now Compete with Google — Last year I wrote a blog post entitled “If the news is important it will find me”. The point was that we all live in so many social networks, that someone will send us an update if something in the world […]
47 People Who Work At Twitter (And What They Do) (Sheamus/Twittercism)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Sheamus / Twittercism:
47 People Who Work At Twitter (And What They Do) — The shenanigans of the past couple of days on Twitter have provided us with a couple of key pieces of information: one, that Twitter really needs to work on its PR, and two, that the leadership provided by Jack Dorsey (@Jack), […]
crackho.com DNS prank ruffles Sarah Palin’s feathers (Jacqui Cheng/Ars Technica)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Jacqui Cheng / Ars Technica:
crackho.com DNS prank ruffles Sarah Palin’s feathers — Is it really copyright infringement if all you’re doing is redirecting one of your own domains to an official government one? The Alaska attorney general doesn’t seem to understand the complications of DNS, but he does know one thing: Sarah Palin ain’t […]
Apple Buying Eye-Tracking Devices (Alexander Haislip/PE Hub Blog)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Alexander Haislip / PE Hub Blog:
Apple Buying Eye-Tracking Devices — Apple is buying eye-tracking technology from Tobii Technology, a Stockholm-based startup that just closed a $21.5 million Series B financing from venture capitalists, according to company founder John Elvesjö. — Tobii Technology’s eye tracker …
Social Status: The guy who spread Keyboard Cat fever (Mark Milian/L.A. Times Tech Blog)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Mark Milian / L.A. Times Tech Blog:
Social Status: The guy who spread Keyboard Cat fever — Play him off, Keyboard Cat. Credit: Brad O’Farrell — On its own, the Keyboard Cat video might elicit a smile and a chuckle. But when the adorable feline pounding its paws on a musical keyboard is preceded by […]
Apple execs disclose options for boosting iPhone market share (Katie Marsal/AppleInsider)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Katie Marsal / AppleInsider:
Apple execs disclose options for boosting iPhone market share — Apple executives said this week they believe the iPhone remains in its infancy and went on to — somewhat uncharacteristically — reveal a series of strategic measures they may employ in the near term to help grow the handset’s share of […]
Jeff Bezos, meet Tony Hsieh. Zappos Moving into Electronics. And More. (Tom Steinert-Threlkeld/Between the Lines)
Friday, May 15th, 2009
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld / Between the Lines:
Jeff Bezos, meet Tony Hsieh. Zappos Moving into Electronics. And More. — As I said this morning, you should rule the world!!! How about starting by giving seminars? You could start with Wall St., then banks, how about the auto industry, then there’s the airlines.