The Problem With Ping
September 3, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
With the launch of Ping this week in the latest update for iTunes, Apple is finally adding social elements to its software. Ping is essentially a social music discovery feature in iTunes. You can friend, follow, or lurk to see what music other people on iTunes—people you know, people you don’t—like, review, or buy
Android’s Mobile Web Consumption Share In The US Is Surging, iOS Share Dropping
September 3, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Media measurement and Web analytics company Quantcast has some interesting numbers on mobile browsing in the United States, and it’s preparing to release some of those statistics, across vendors. Earlier today, the company put up a teaser blog post , showing two graphs, one of them representing the share of mobile Web consumption in the US per mobile OS
Twitter For iPhone Push Notifications Are Being Internally Tested; Rolling Out Soon
September 3, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
To many users, Twitter for iPhone (the artist formerly known as Tweetie) is perhaps the perfect Twitter client (though I’d argue that the new Twitter for iPad is right there with it). But the one thing it has been lacking and that users knock it for is the lack of Push Notifications
Notifo for iPhone Gets Free User-to-User Messaging, Real Time Twitter Notifications
September 3, 2010 by admin
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Last time we wrote about Notifo, we called it a “ simple mobile notifications platform for anything ” — and really, that’s probably the best way to describe it. Take your iPhone, install the Notifo app, hook it up to your favorite services (like Twitter, or GitHub) or any of the “Projects” (read: plugins, like Growl alert forwarding, or Chrome-to-Notifo ), and bam! You’ve got push notifications coming down to your iPhone from just about anything you could imagine
Hot Or Not’s App Answers The Next Question: Close By Or Not?
September 2, 2010 by admin
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It was only a matter of time before this app came out. The folks over at Hot or Not have launched a location-based free iPhone app that will show you the hottest ladies and gents that are close to you. If you aren’t familiar with Hot or Not, the site allows you to rate pictures of girls or a guys (depending on your taste) on a scale of 1 to 10






