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Apple Revamping Notifications: Best News I’ve Heard All Day
Knock knock. Who’s there? An interrupting notification. An interrupting notif… TWEET! Apparently Apple is going to buy a company to redo their notifications for them. I’m not sure why they don’t just have the devs who did the original system fix it, but then again, I don’t really care. As long as they care of [...]
Tagged iPhoneHamstrung Hulu
On TechCrunch Mark Suster compares Hulu to the oil cartel OPEC. I’m not sure what this point number 2 has to do with the cartel comparison, but I think it’s one of the more interesting points of the post: 2. Limited “Targeting” of Advertisements: The great promise of the Internet for advertisers was that they [...]
Tagged Hulu, TechCrunchQuit the Twit
There is a reason that people who blog are quitting Twitter. Those people include John Mayer, Paul Carr, and (sort of) Leo Laporte. In case you didn’t hit the links (and who has time for that with all the Information Overload and whatnot?) the reason is: Length of Life. Not the life of the people [...]
Tagged Blogging, John Mayer, Leo Laporte, Paul Carr, TwitterGroupon Fail Whale
I’m sure this is a situation that’s starting to happen more and more often as Groupon gets bigger and bigger (what up Chicago-based start-ups!) … Just a bit ago, (okay, it’s actually been over a month now) I went to Tank Sushi with my wife and a friend for dinner. We were going there because [...]
Tagged Fail Whale, GrouponDoesn’t AT&T Know What Kind of Phone I Have?
Maybe they make more off the BlackBerry since they don’t have to give as much back to the manufacturer of the phone?
Tagged AT&T, Blackberry, iPhoneApple Shutting Down Lala, Another Great Startup Obliterated
First: I Was A Lala User Second: Why Do Good Companies Ruin Startups? I Was A Lala User I’ll give Apple credit for giving a month of advance notice, but on the other hand (that first part was the first hand), why are they shutting down Lala before they launch iTunes.com? I must conclude that [...]
Tagged Apple, iTunes, iTunes.com, Lala.com, Music, ReadWriteWeb, TechCrunchAs the iPhone evolves, so does Gmail
But none of the recently announced innovations are making my eyes light up like a kid first gazing on his Easter basket. First, from the Gmail Blog: Nested Labels and Message Preview. The Nested Labels thing actually did have me excited as though it were a chocolate egg or perhaps a Peep. But then I [...]
Tagged android, Droid, Gmail, iPhone, Nexus One