Do you find yourself using traditional search engines less and less? Are you using the Bing search functionality in Facebook? How often do you find yourself using Twitter Search? The answers to these questions may surprise you, as users continue to flock to major social networks as their main information portal. Everything from news to comments, IM to email, videos to pictures, the web is a very different place than …
2010 Mobile Trends
Below is a great Slideshare deck from TrendsSpotting, discussing the rapid evolution of the mobile device for 2010 and beyond. The Tweet style format covers mobile predictions and facts from some heavy hitters in the technology space including analysts from IDC, Morgan Stanley, Gartner, Mashable, GigaOM, eMarketer, and the Mobile Marketing Association. 2010 Mobile Influencers: Trend Predictions in 140 Characters, By TrendsSpotting View more documents from Taly Weiss.
Android and Chrome: Two Peas in a Pod
As businesses continue to thrive from the expansion in web services, it’s amazing how much of our desktop computing is executed in the cloud. With Google strongly positioned as the leader in pro-bono web based computing, I find myself using everything from Gmail for multiple email addresses to GCalendar to Google RSS to most recently tinkering with Wave. Some of the “office” features, such as Google Docs, have some maturing …
Mobile Marketing: MMS Explained
MMS is simply an extension of SMS, however instead of just sending simple text data a user has the ability to send multimedia (video, pictures, audio, rich text). As you can imagine, since there is a lot more data that’s involved when sending a video vs. sending simple text, the carrier’s get a little nervous of what and how much is running through their pipes. Pros: Can deliver multimedia files …
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