Jessica DelBalzo - I have a confession to make. I hate Google+. Thanks to some business connections, I was among the first to receive an invitation when the service launched, and at the time, I was excited to give it a … Continue reading
The fact that Microsoft and Intel no longer rule the personal computing world isn’t news. But what happens next is. I’ll start with a flashback from the early ’90s. I remember attending the launch of Windows 3.1 when I lived … Continue reading
Rhoderick Milne – The end of Exchange 2010 SP1 support is almost upon us! Is it really that long since Exchange 2010 SP1 was released Smile. Please review the lifecycle chart … Read more:
Call it a Christmas Gift or a gift for the New Year 2013, Google+ gave every Android and iPhone user more than a single reason to smile. On 14th December , Google+ Vice President of Engineering, Dave Besbris revealed a … Continue reading
Google has launched its native Google Maps app for iOS and the world can rejoice—and stop driving into ravines, oceans and other things trying to follow Apple’s ill-fated map effort. The effort by Apple to boot Google and develop its … Continue reading
Casey Newton: In a sign of the mobile-centric times, desktop Web search declined in September for the first time since Macquarie Group began tracking it in 2006. ComScore data for September showed that searches declined 4 percent year over year, … Continue reading
Google recently announced that it will begin offering corporate control features for its Google+ social network to businesses for free — at least for a while. If you run a Google Apps domain, you can set up domain-wide restrictions on … Continue reading
When I learned this morning, via Twitter, that the small company behind Mac/iOS e-mail app Sparrow was being bought by Google, I almost didn’t need to read the startup’s announcement to know the upshot. Read More:
When Google gathered five woman technologists for a session on female-centric design at Google’s IO developer conference, it must have known the panelists would eventually critique Google itself. But the company was probably hoping the designers would stay away from … Continue reading
Little by little, Google is slowly piecing together a more cohesive and complete mobile OS. Having the right hardware to drive Android doesn’t hurt either. While the Nexus 7 isn’t quite what I expected Google to roll out last week … Continue reading
Google buys document management firm ITWeb Texas-based Quickoffice, a developer of office document management software on mobile devices, has been acquired by Google, Texas Tech Pulse states. The company, headed by Alan Masarek, revealed the acquisition on the firm’s blog, … Continue reading
Google+ a Ghost Town? Hardly http://www.inc.com/christina-desmarais/google-plus-why-better-for-business.html Not only is Google+ not deserted, it might be a better platform for business than Facebook and Twitter. Here’s why….
Every social media-savvy tech entrepreneur with any digital credibility is on Twitter. But according to tech pundit Robert Scoble, maybe you need not be: Twitter is fast approaching the status of ghost town. http://www.inc.com/christina-desmarais/google-plus-why-better-for-business.html
Apple will indeed cut Google out of a lucrative deal for mapping data for its mobile devices, according to the Wall Street Journal. The report supports an earlier rumor that iOS 6 would introduce Apple’s long-planned replacement for Google Maps. http://arstechnica.com/apple/2012/06/wsj-report-confirms-apple-ousting-google-maps-from-iphone/
Google (Lack of) Support Hampers Android, Analyst Says PCWorld (blog) The broad-ranging study said the explosion in consumer smartphones and tablets used in workplaces is making MDM the “fastest-growing enterprise mobile software ever in terms of number of suppliers, revenue … Continue reading
Mozilla, Google, Blast IE-Only ARM Tablets InformationWeek This matters for users of today’s tablets and tomorrow’s PCs. While ARM chipsets may be primarily built into phones and tablets today, in the future ARM will be significant on the PC hardware … Continue reading
Apparently both Twitter and Facebook have updated their authentication methods recently. While working on some upgrades to my site I found that neither site had received posts from the blog via twitterfeed in a few days. A simple re-authentication took … Continue reading
