Showing posts with label RSS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RSS. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

It's Not Just Reader - Google Kills Its RSS Subscription Browser Extension, Too - plus my own links synopsis

Which companies have been shaking things up in the world of tech? Let's see.

Who shall we look at first? So, it's Google Reader and Twitter, Inc....
- Google Reader and the Death of a Loved One from technorati.com





RSS has been receiving a lot of press as well:
- It's Not Just Reader - Google Kills Its RSS Subscription Browser Extension, Too from techcrunch.com
- Digg Plans to Build RSS Reader to Replace Google Reader from searchenginewatch.com
- Google Deals Yet Another Blow To RSS from www.webpronews.com





Next on the list are Samsung and Android (operating system).
- Samsung Galaxy S 4 Beats The Best With 5-inch, 1080p Display, 1.9GHz Processor, Gesture Controls And A Q2 2013 Release - "As if it could be any other way, the just-announced Samsung Galaxy S 4 is Samsung's, and perhaps even Android's, best phone yet" - said techcrunch.com
- Galaxy S4: Samsung Unveils New Galaxy Smartphone With Bigger Screen, Better Specs, Wild Features - www.huffingtonpost.com
- Samsung Galaxy S 4 Officially Introduced - technorati.com

To end why don't we take a short look at Google Analytics and Google Inc..
- How Enhanced Campaigns May Affect Your Analytics - "This brings up a very clear distinction: you're either using Google Analytics (GA) with a linked AdWords account or you're not" - said searchengineland.com



















Saturday, March 16, 2013

Samsung Refreshes iPhone-Challenging Galaxy Line

Companies, tech, media ... it's all good isn't it?

In our first little group, let's check out the websites taking about Android (operating system) and iOS:
- Google Replaces Android Head Andy Rubin from searchenginewatch.com
- New Relic Claims Better Customer Ratings With Real-Time Performance Monitoring For IOS And Android Apps from techcrunch.com
- Google Replaces Exec in Charge of Android Software from techland.time.com





What else is there? Well, there's Google Reader and Twitter, Inc.:
- Google Reader's Death Is Proof That RSS Always Suffered From Lack Of Consumer Appeal from techcrunch.com
- Google Reader Going Away July 1 from searchenginewatch.com
- Google Reader and the Death of a Loved One from technorati.com



Did you notice all the talk about IPhone and Radio City Music Hall? Here's the most interesting bits:
- Samsung Refreshes iPhone-Challenging Galaxy Line - "EmailPrintShareFacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+CommentSamsung trumpeted the much-anticipated phone's arrival Thursday at an event accompanied by a live orchestra while an audience of thousands watched the theatrics unfold on a four-level stage at Radio City Music Hall" - said techland.time.com
- Apple's Next IPhone Could Have Fingerprint Sensor - technorati.com
- Apple's Low-Cost IPhone 5 Reportedly Getting The Same 4-Inch Display As iPhone 5, 'Super-Thin' Plastic Case - techcrunch.com















Tuesday, February 12, 2013

The GoogleReaderpocalypse Is Upon Us - Google's Feed Reading Service Unusable Since Sunday - plus my very own links synopsis

Which companies have been shaking things up in the world of technology? Let's take a peek.

In our first little group, why don't we take a look at the websites discussing Google and Alzheimer's disease:
- Google Says $80M French Publishers' Fund Won't Be Replicated Elsewhere In Europe from techcrunch.com
- Google On How To Figure Out Which Links To Remove from www.webpronews.com
- Google Now (And Nexus 4) Featured In Grammy Show Commercial from searchengineland.com

What else is there? Well, there's Facebook and LinkedIn Corporation:
- LinkedIn Can Teach Facebook a Few Things About Being a Publicly Traded Social Media Company from www.searchenginejournal.com
- Developing Social Strategies For Clients: Thinking Beyond Facebook from www.webpronews.com
- Facebook Counted 43M Grammy-Related Likes, Comments - Oh, And 26M Related To Super Bowl Ads Last Week from techcrunch.com

Did you notice all the discussion about Google+ and Twitter, Inc.? Here are the most interesting bits:
- The GoogleReaderpocalypse Is Upon Us - Google's Feed Reading Service Unusable Since Sunday - "It's fair to say that Google Reader is no longer a priority at Google, given the company's focus on developing Google+ in the midst of an overall shift to consuming news via social feeds, not the "geekier" RSS technology" - said techcrunch.com
- Bill Gates On Google: "Bing Is The Better Product" - searchengineland.com