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



















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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















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Friday, March 15, 2013

Alleged Promo Video Heralds Google Now's Eventual Debut On iOS Devices

Just what has been going on in the realm of technology? Who are we checking out?

One hot topic of conversation has been Matt Cutts and Web search engine. Let's see shall we?
- Matt Cutts on What's Needed for SEO Success in 2013 and Beyond - Live Blogging from www.searchenginejournal.com

Google Reader has been getting a lot of press as well:
- The Google Reader Shutdown Is Yet Another Nail In Feedburner's Coffin from techcrunch.com
- Google Reader Going Away July 1 from searchenginewatch.com

The next topics I'll be covering are Twitter and Facebook.
- Twitter to Launch Standalone Music Discovery App Born Out of Recent Acquisition [REPORT] - "Twitter is working on a standalone music app that could be released on iOS as early as the end of March, according to a report from CNET" - said www.webpronews.com
- Twitter Shutting Down Old TweetDeck Apps - technorati.com
- Twitter Appoints Adam Messinger As Chief Technology Officer, A Role Left Vacant Since 2011 - techcrunch.com

Anything else? Well, Google Now and YouTube, LLC were in the media a fair bit:
- Alleged Promo Video Heralds Google Now's Eventual Debut On iOS Devices - "It's not an uncommon sight to see pundits and fanboys pit iOS's Siri against Google's mobile combination of Voice Search and Google Now, but persistent reports maintain that Google has been working to bring its contextually aware Google Now service to iOS devices" - said techcrunch.com









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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Twitter to Launch Standalone Music Discovery App Born Out of Recent Acquisition [REPORT] - and my own links synopsis

Which companies have been shaking things up in the realm of tech? Let's take a look.

In our first little bunch, why don't we take a look at the sites taking about China and Twitter, Inc.:
- China Willing to Talk with U.S. over Cyberattacks from techland.time.com

Andy Rubin and Sundar Pichai seemed to come up rather a lot too:
- Andy Rubin Says He's "An Entrepreneur At Heart" In Message To Android (operating system) Partners About Changing Role from techcrunch.com

Twitter and Android were brought up quite a bit too:
- Twitter to Launch Standalone Music Discovery App Born Out of Recent Acquisition [REPORT] - "Twitter is working on a standalone music app that could be released on IOS as early as the end of March, according to a report from CNET" - said www.webpronews.com
- Twitter Shutting Down Old TweetDeck Apps - technorati.com
- Twitter Appoints Adam Messinger As Chief Technology Officer, A Role Left Vacant Since 2011 - techcrunch.com

What else? Well, Android and Twitter, Inc. were in the media a fair bit:
- Andy Rubin No Longer Head Of Android, Starting "New Chapter" At Google - "Andy Rubin, co-founder of Android, has been in charge of the Android team at Google since his company was bought by the search giant in 2005" - said www.webpronews.com
- Google Replaces Exec in Charge of Android Software - techland.time.com
- Sundar Pichai Takes Over For Andy Rubin As Head Of Android At Google - techcrunch.com









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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Cobook 2.0 Arrives, Bringing An Auto-Updating, Universal Address Book To iPhone - and my own links overview

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

Who shall we take a look at first? Well, it's Google Now and Android (operating system) ..
- Google Now's "Topics" Feature Looked Handy - Too Bad Google Shut It Down from techcrunch.com
- Google Experimenting With Search-History "Topics" In Google Now Cards from searchengineland.com





What else do we have? Well, there's IPhone and Samsung Group:
- Cobook 2.0 Arrives, Bringing An Auto-Updating, Universal Address Book To iPhone from techcrunch.com
- Apple's Next iPhone Could Have Fingerprint Sensor from technorati.com





Android and Google Inc. were talked about a good deal too:
- SafeApp Certificate Looks to Quell Privacy Concerns in Android Market - "An articlein last month s ZDnet highlights ongoing privacy issues in Google s Android marketplace, Play Store" - said technorati.com
- Learn How To Make Great Widgets For Android - www.webpronews.com

To end why don't we take a short look at Facebook and IOS
- What Are Your Facebook Likes Revealing About You? (Hint: It's a lot) - "Is it possible that you are unwittingly outing yourself - as gay, as a conservative, as Muslim, or as a pot smoker - by simply liking stuff on Facebook?" - said www.webpronews.com
- What the Facebook News Feed Redesign Means to Your Business - www.searchenginejournal.com
- Facebook Announces Mobile DevCons In NYC, London, Seoul, But They're More Meetups Than Newsy f8s - techcrunch.com





















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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Fleksy Gesture Keyboard Demos Leap Motion Controller Compatibility, Introduces iOS SDK For Third-Party Apps

What's been going on in the realm of technology? Who are we taking a look at?

In our first little grouping, why don't we check out the websites discussing Matt Cutts and Google Inc.:
- Liveblogging: Walk A Mile In Google's Shoes with Matt Cutts from www.searchenginejournal.com
- Google's Matt Cutts On Upcoming Penguin, Panda & Link Networks Updates from searchengineland.com



IPhone has been receiving a lot of press as well:
- Apple Wants IPhone Monopoly Suit Dismissed from technorati.com

Did you notice all the talk about Wii and Nintendo Co., Ltd.? Here's the most interesting bits:
- Miyamoto: The Wii U GamePad Gives Us Advantages over Tablets, Smartphones - "NintendoEmailPrintShareFacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+CommentI spoke with Miyamoto by phone earlier this week in a broad-ranging interview about the Wii U as well as his approach to game design" - said techland.time.com
- Not Many Developers Are Working On Wii U Games - www.webpronews.com

Let's wind up by checking out IOS and iPad.
- Fleksy Gesture Keyboard Demos Leap Motion Controller Compatibility, Introduces IOS SDK For Third-Party Apps - "The company is also debuting its iOS SDK this week, which will allow third-party apps on Apple's mobile OS to take advantage of the unique software keyboard" - said techcrunch.com











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Monday, March 11, 2013

Miyamoto: The Wii U GamePad Gives Us Advantages over Tablets, Smartphones - and my own links summary

The field of tech rarely stands still. Let's take a look at which organizations have been in the news.

In our first little group, why don't we take a look at the websites taking about Facebook and Mark Elliot Zuckerberg:
- How to Run a Successful Facebook Marketing Campaign from www.searchenginejournal.com
- Facebook Adds More Personal Touches to News Feed from techland.time.com
- Facebook Updates News Feed to Entice Advertisers from technorati.com

Android (operating system) has been receiving a lot of press too:
- SafeApp Certificate Looks to Quell Privacy Concerns in Android Market from technorati.com
- Hoping Not To Be Crowded Out At SXSW, Swarmly Brings Its 'Waze For People' To Android from techcrunch.com



Next on the list are iPhone and Angry Birds.
- Apple Wants iPhone Monopoly Suit Dismissed - "Does Apple maintain a monopoly over iPhone applications?" - said technorati.com

What else? Well, Wii and Nintendo Co., Ltd. were in the media a fair bit:
- Miyamoto: The Wii U GamePad Gives Us Advantages over Tablets, Smartphones - "NintendoEmailPrintShareFacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+CommentI spoke with Miyamoto by phone earlier this week in a broad-ranging interview about the Wii U as well as his approach to game design" - said techland.time.com
- Not Many Developers Are Working On Wii U Games - www.webpronews.com



















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