Showing posts with label Epic Mickey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Epic Mickey. Show all posts

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Facebook Offers Clarification On Home And Privacy Before Full Android Invasion

Just what has been happening in the world of tech? Who are we taking a look at?

In our first little grouping, why don't we have a look at the websites taking about Android (operating system) and Facebook Messenger:
- Facebook Isn't Forking Android, They're Spooning With It from techcrunch.com
- Facebook Home for Android: What You Need to Know from techland.time.com
- Facebook Welcomes Home, A New Social Phone for Android from searchenginewatch.com



What else is there? Well, there's Google and Bruce Wayne:
- Will Mobile Apps Be Google's Undoing? (Hint: No) from searchengineland.com
- Couldn't Make It To SXSW? Now You Can Learn About Google Glass And The Mirror API On YouTube from techcrunch.com
- LinkedIn Updates Search to Compete with Google from technorati.com







Star Wars 1313 and Lucasfilm Ltd. were mentioned a lot too:
- LucasArts and Epic Mickey Studios Shut Down - "Disney is shutting down LucasArts and is closing Junction Point, makers of Epic Mickey" - said technorati.com

Finally let's take a short look at Facebook and Google Maps.
- Facebook Offers Clarification On Home And Privacy Before Full Android Invasion - "Just a day after announcing a new Android skin in the form of Facebook Home, the company has issued a FAQ regarding Facebook Home and privacy" - said techcrunch.com
- Facebook Unveils 'Home' Android Product - techland.time.com
- Kristy Kemp, Breastfeeding Advocate, Outraged When Nursing Photos Were Removed From Facebook - www.huffingtonpost.com











Saturday, April 6, 2013

T-Mobile Opens Up iPhone 5 Pre-Orders - along with my very own blog posts review

Which organizations have been moving and shaking in the realm of technology? Let's take a peek.

Who shall we have a look at first? So, it's Star Wars 1313 and Telltale Games, Inc....
- LucasArts and Epic Mickey Studios Shut Down from technorati.com

IPhone and AT&T Inc. seemed to get mentioned quite a lot too:
- T-Mobile Opens Up IPhone 5 5 Pre-Orders from www.webpronews.com
- T-Mobile USA Opens Pre-Orders For iPhone 5 Starting At $99.99, Shipping April 12 from techcrunch.com

Next on the list are Windows Phone and Mark Zuckerberg
- Microsoft Tells Facebook It Already Made A People-First Phone, Calling The Whole Concept Into Question - "Shaw, Corporate Vice President of Corporate Communications at Microsoft used some mild snark and mostly gentle prodding to complain about how his company had already done what Facebook was trying to do on smartphones, which sadly only reinforces the fact that no one had noticed. The post is mostly a series of questions, which basically suggest that Facebook was asking the same ones when it came up with Facebook Home, but which Microsoft had already answered two years ago with the initial release of Windows Phone 7.5, where it actually employed the tagline "Put people first."" - said techcrunch.com