Well, Facebook sure is making a lot of noise lately. With their upcoming IPO and their industry-shaking mobile acquisitions, it seems Zuckerberg wants to ensure he keeps his edge.
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You know it is a slow tech week when all anyone is talking about are the results you get when you ask your smartphone “What is the best smartphone in the world?” This is obviously a ridiculous discussion and one that has no practical bearing on anyone’s life or shopping decisions.
A few weeks back, I did a major cleaning of my iPhone. I deleted over 100 apps that I had installed and rarely used and left only the apps I would use regularly. One of the few photography apps I left on my iPhone, along with Instagram, was Groupshot. The app lets you take a bunch of your photos, none of which are perfect, mix and match them to create the idea image in which everyone is smiling and no one is blinking. It is a solid app and the results are flawless.
By now, you might have heard about the Kickstarter project that sold out, Pebble. You can read about it here. Well, iPod watches are clearly a thing now and Dave Hurban wants a piece of the action.
Everyone who is anyone in the world of technology and internet is talking about Facebook’s new App Center. There really is no question that this is a huge step toward Facebook becoming a full-fledged mobile company (the Instagram acquisition was a good hint that that is where the company was headed.)
Remember the good old days when companies would actually advertise their own products and not focus on taking shots at their competitors? Well, I think we can all agree that as far as the tech space is concerned, those days are long gone.
RIM is dead. Not because its next mobile offering is not impressive. it is. And not because RIM doesn’t know where its priorities are, last week the company showed us that it does. The reason RIM is dead is because they just don’t get it.
As you have heard, Samsung unveiled its new flagship Android device, the Galaxy SIII after months of ongoing build up and promotion. Unlike Apple announcements, I have yet to read one opinion that expresses disappointment in the new device. People are overall pretty satisfied with the specs, the hardware, and the new technologies that Samsung introduced.
I remember back in 2010 when I got my first iPad. My first reaction was actually not great. I mean the screen was wow, the UI fantastic, but I definitely had my complaints. You can read about them here. Now that I have the New iPad, most of those original issues, such as the lack of a decent camera, are gone. Apple has solved them.
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