All the other reviews you’ve seen are from journalists who received Verizon iPhones from either Verizon or Apple and didn’t have to pay for them. I had no such loaner, so had to do the honorable thing: I bought one and used it for a week now. It cost me about $250 because I already ahd a Verizon account. Here’s my report. PROS FOR VERIZON 1. No dropped calls. My AT&T phone had six drops in same time, at same places I’ve used the … [Read more...]
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See your Facebook Friends on a Google Map
WhereMyFriends is an interesting mashup that will show the geographic location of your Facebook friends on a Google Map. You simply connect your Facebook Account with WhereMyFriends and the app, within a minute or two, will fetch the location of all your Facebook friends and puts them on a map. You can hover or click on any of the pins on the Google map to see the names of all friends who are in that particular location. There’s one … [Read more...]
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Eminem Chrysler Ad Wins YouTube Blitz
YouTube announced that the winner of its Ad Blitz contest is Chrysler, for its Super Bowl commercial, which featured Eminem driving around Detroit. The contest was based on viewer votes. "It's been about two weeks since the Super Bowl aired, but our ears are still ringing from the noise of advertisers jockeying for position in Ad Blitz, YouTube’s contest to find the best Super Bowl ad," said Suzie Reider, Display Advertising Director at … [Read more...]
Chrome Address Bar Could Be Eliminated in Future Release
Would you use a web browser that didn't have an address bar? A report from ConceivablyTech.com points out that Google is working on new user interface layouts for Chrome, and one of these would eliminate the address bar. The publication's Wolfgang Gruener quotes Google's Jeff Chang as telling developers, "There are a number of UI / frontend efforts under way." Gruener reports: Google is working toward an improved Chrome UI that could be … [Read more...]
Another Engadget Editor Leaves, Cites "AOL Way" as Catalyst
The other day, Engadget editor Paul Miller announced his resignation from the AOL-owned publication, specifically blaming "The AOL Way". "I'd love to be able to keep doing this forever, but unfortunately Engadget is owned by AOL, and AOL has proved an unwilling partner in this site’s evolution," he wrote on his personal blog. "It doesn't take a veteran of the publishing world to realize that AOL has its heart in the wrong place with content. … [Read more...]
Augmented Reality To Become Our Sixth Sense?
More WebProNews Videos Late last month, augmented reality developers Layar announced that it was making its platform available to all developers of iOS apps, opening the door for a lot more innovation and practical use-cases for AR technology. "All apps and services that have a location aspect can now easily and without license costs be enhanced with an AR view of their content," Layar co-founder, Maarten Lens-Fitzgerald told WebProNews. … [Read more...]
Yahoo Highlights Role In Creation Of Watson
Pretty much everyone knows by now that Watson, the Jeopardy-playing supercomputer that was able to cream two human champions, was created by researchers at IBM. And IBM's made clear that Watson doesn't work its magic by searching the Internet. But apparently Yahoo tech did play a role in the creation of the machine. A post on Yahoo's official Yodel Anecdotal blog highlighted the connection by stating, "[W]hat makes Watson's genius … [Read more...]
Zynga Launches CityVille In More Languages
Zynga said today its newest game “CityVille” is now available in Indonesian and Turkish bringing the number of offered languages for the game to eight. Indonesian and Turkish are more language ‘firsts’ for Zynga and are important markets for the company as it expands internationally. Building from the success of CityVille, an increased number of players around the world will now be able to play the game in their native … [Read more...]
Social Media Killing Blogs…Here We Go Again.
Here we go again with another one of those silly social media vs. blogs debates. The New York Times stirred the pot this time with an article called, "Blogs Wane as the Young Drift to Sites Like Twitter." "Blogs were once the outlet of choice for people who wanted to express themselves online. But with the rise of sites like Facebook and Twitter," writes Verne G. Kopytoff. "They are losing their allure for many people — particularly the … [Read more...]
Readability to Apple: "Your New Policy Smacks of Greed"
The Apple subscription drama continues. Apple has rejected the Readability app, pointing to a section in its App Store Review Guidelines, which says, "Apps utilizing a system other than the In App Purchase API (IAP) to purchase content, functionality, or services in an app will be rejected." Readability isn't thrilled. Readability is an app that strips web articles down to just text to make them easier to read, and pays writers and publishers … [Read more...]
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