A seamless user experience starts with straightforward information regarding shared and private data.
In this edition of Mash My Week! we introduce you to Facebook’s new applications for your status updates . We’ll also be talking about the new interactive books for iPad and the new platform Apple has launched to create them. Finally, we announce the YouTube Film Festival organized by the video portal. We await your comments!
Last Thursday, in the middle of the controversial debate about the anti-piracy law, the FBI announced the taking down of the web’s most popular download site. Pure coincidence?
After losing the support of the Barack Obama administration, among others, the US Congress decided to put the bill on hold until it achieves the necessary consensus.
OLED technology and the new forms of using TV and Internet became the biggest talking points at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Ultrabooks also caught visitors’ attention.
The Vatican’s admission to using Wikipedia as a source of information about its cardinals-to-be highlights issues of online visibility for individuals, companies, and institutions.
Platforms like Transparent Billing, developed by KMGi, facilitate project management involving technology workers anywhere on earth. Every three minutes, the tool takes a picture of the computer screen of each team member who is online, then bills work time to the associated project.
Platforms that will captivate us in 2012 are just waiting to be discovered.
The phenomenon of social media doesn’t stop growing. Which networks grew, which were stalled, and showed promise that wasn’t realized this year?
It used to be that talking on the phone with someone far away was difficult and expensive. Today, thanks to smartphones, we can communicate with anyone easily and at a cost that isn’t determined by where we are.
