Showing posts with label Chrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chrome. Show all posts

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Chrome for iOS Grabs 1.5% Share of iOS Browser Market - along with my blog posts summary

Tech businesses are always making news - happily for me because this is a tech website. Who're we focusing on now?

One intriguing conversation starter has been Revenue and Net income. Let's check it out shall we?
- AOL Slows Its Revenue Decline To Lowest Rate In As Much As 7 Years from www.webpronews.com
- Social Media Revenues To Reach $16.9B In 2012; Ads Remain Leading Driver At $8.8B, Predicts Gartner from techcrunch.com
- ATandT Lessens Its iPhone Reliance with Robust Data Revenue Strategy from www.eweek.com



iOS and Safari seemed to come up a great deal too:
- Google Chrome for iOS Grabs 1.5% Share of iOS Browser Market from www.searchenginejournal.com
- Dashlane Releases iOS App To Avoid Tedious Form-Filling On Purchases from techcrunch.com







Next on the list are Amelia Earhart and Pacific Ocean.
- Amelia Earhart Search: $2.2 Million Expedition To Find Famed Aviator's Plane - "HONOLULU -- A $2.2 million expedition that hoped to find wreckage from famed aviator Amelia Earhart's final flight is on its way back to Hawaii without the dramatic, conclusive plane images searchers were hoping to attain. But the group leading the search, The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, still believes Earhart and her navigator crashed onto a reef off a remote island in the Pacific Ocean 75 years ago this month, its president told The Associated Press on Monday" - said www.huffingtonpost.com
- Amelia Earhart Honored With Google Doodle - www.webpronews.com

To end we should take a short look at iPad and Earnings call.
- Apple Inc. Must Deliver the iPad Mini - "When Steve Jobs and Jonathan Ive were designing the first Apple iPad tablet, they looked at almost two dozen size options" - said mashable.com
- iPhone, iPad, Mac Sales Break Records, but Apple Results Disappoint Some - www.eweek.com





















Thursday, February 9, 2012

The Amazon.com Store of My Dreams - also the best of the web

Welcome back! You're probably here for yet another glace through the best of the web. We'll be talking about Amazon.com Nokia and Google.

OK, who's been writing about Amazon? It was techland.time.com who wrote an article called The Amazon Store of My Dreams.

What did they point out about Amazon? Well...:
As a long-time Amazon addict-I suspect I give it more of my money than I do any other single merchant-I instinctively like the idea of an Amazon store
and went on to say
I also understand why Amazon itself might like like the idea of such an establishment. Lots of people will order a Kindle over the web, sight unseen, but some folks would prefer to try one in person. And while Kindles are available at a bevy of retailers these days-everywhere from RadioShack to airport shops-Amazon has little or no control over the quality of the salesmanship provided by its retail partners. None of them offer an Apple Store-level shopping experience. Or, really, anything as pleasant as Amazon's own website.


Next up it's a site that's been talking about Nokia - Nokia Belle User Interface Download Launches.

They wrote:
Users who have the latest Symbian Nokia smartphones can now update them to Belle, which brings a new look to their screens, thanks to the latest user interface
... OK ...
Belle delivers more personalization options than before. Users have up to six home-screens that are possible to personalize, along with a larger live widgets display. A long press and a drag to the side of the screen moves shortcuts from one screen to another. The update is available to users who have a Nokia N8, E7, E6, X7, C6-01, C7 or Oro device. For Nokia 500, Belle will be made available within the next few weeks, the company said


Google
Google: also known as The Big G

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To finish we have Google Chrome For Android: The First Step In The Convergence Of Google's Operating Systems? from www.webpronews.com, focussing on Google. They had some interesting points to make, particularly
As previously reported, Google launched Chrome for Android in beta today
and
Unfortunately, not all Android users will get to try it out yet. It's only available in select countries and languages for devices running Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich