This Week: Facebook’s IPO Makes 1000 Millionaires + The Future of the Social Intranet
Posted On 19 May 2012 By Barb Mosher Zinck. Under customer experience, cxm, Facebook, Mobile, social business, week in review.
There’s been nothing more talked about this week than the Facebook IPO. Not just because a lot of people are going to make a lot of money — well OK, maybe that’s exactly why everyone is so jazzed up. It’s been reported that more...
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Microsoft Warns Users to Upgrade to Windows Phone 7.5
Posted On 19 May 2012 By eWeek - RSS Feed. Under Uncategorized.
Microsoft wants users to update to Windows Phone 7.5 so they can continue to download apps from the Marketplace portal. - Never let it be said that Microsoft fails to tell you when you need to upgrade. A blog post from Microsofts director of program...
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Microsoft Warns Users to Upgrade to Windows Phone 7.5
Posted On 19 May 2012 By eWeek - RSS Feed. Under Uncategorized.
Microsoft wants users to update to Windows Phone 7.5 so they can continue to download apps from the Marketplace portal. - Never let it be said that Microsoft fails to tell you when you need to upgrade. A blog post from Microsofts director of program...
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Apple’s iCloud Data Center to Use Only Green Power
Posted On 19 May 2012 By eWeek - RSS Feed. Under Uncategorized.
The company said its North Carolina facility will be powered by a combination of solar power, green fuel cells and other sources of renewable energy. - Apple, a recent target of Greenpeace for its reliance on coal energy to power its data centers, i...
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HTC Evo 4G LTE Smartphone Delayed in Customs, Sprint Apologizes
Posted On 19 May 2012 By eWeek - RSS Feed. Under Uncategorized.
The ongoing legal wars between Apple and HTC has the phonemaker's new Evo 4G LTE smartphone, which was headed for Sprint, stuck in customs. Not great news for HTC or Sprint. - Neither HTC nor Sprint can afford to turn away paying customers, but that...
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T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S III hits the FCC
We did know T-Mobile will be one of the U.S. carriers to offer the shiny new Samsung Galaxy S III. Their specific version of the device, marked as T999, has not only crossed the FCC hurdle, but has also be spotted at Bluetooth SIG (while its Wi-Fi certificate has been issued before). What this means is that Samsung is finalizing paperwork for the Big Day, which will (as promised) take place at some point this summer. We’ve no idea whether the Magenta carrier will change the name of the phone ... Read more T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S III hits the FCC originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2012-05-19T11:39:06Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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CNNMoney launches iPad app so you can keep your portfolio in balance from the comfort of a sofa
Excited about the Facebook IPO and all of the surrounding buzz? Need a financial news app for your iPad? You’ll be glad to know CNNMoney launched an iPad application, allowing users to keep up with the latest news, market overviews and stock alerts from a comfort of their sofas. Available as a free download, it comes with a clean and simple UI, using which you can easily sort and prioritize content based on your news preferences. Moreover, if you login to a CNNMoney account, you can use the app to ... Read more CNNMoney launches iPad app so you can keep your portfolio in balance from the comfort of a sofa originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2012-05-19T11:36:34Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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Twilio Client for Android is out; Lets developers add VoIP capabilities to their apps
Cloud communications company Twilio launched Twilio Client (SDK) for Android, making it super-easy for mobile developers to integrate VoIP capabilities into their Android apps. Among the features developers will be able to access are: Real-time presence with buddy list support – the Twilio platform will notify an app when a user is ready for voice chat so that calls are only made when users are online. App backgrounding – the SDK can receive voice calls even if the app is not the current one being used. Cross-platform interoperability – Twilio ... Read more Twilio Client for Android is out; Lets developers add VoIP capabilities to their apps originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2012-05-19T11:34:36Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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Wikitude brings augmented reality to the mobile web
Posted On 19 May 2012 By Dusan Belic. Under Augmented Reality.
Wikitude, which is one of the Augmented Reality pioneers, wants to bring the technology to even more users. Their new solution, called “AR window,” enables any mobile webpage to include Augmented Reality content. According to the press release we got, using this technology mobile web pages will be able to open up smartphone’s camera view so that users can view the live video stream with additional augmented content on top of it. Wikitude’s CEO Martin Lechner said that this will allow users to “interact directly with the real world while ... Read more Wikitude brings augmented reality to the mobile web originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2012-05-19T11:33:07Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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Dolphin Browser scores pre-install deal with Japan’s KDDI
Dolphin Browser, which is already the single most used third-party web browser for Android and iOS platforms (and my favorite browser in case you ask), is turning to East for further expansion. The company announced a pre-install deal with Japan’s major mobile operator – KDDI. As a result, Dolphin Browser will be pre-loaded on future, un-released Android-based phones, allowing Japanese smartphone subscribers to easily download Dolphin Browser for free through KDDI’s mobile app store, au Smart Pass, which has over 1 million members. Dolphin Browser has been download for more ... Read more Dolphin Browser scores pre-install deal with Japan’s KDDI originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2012-05-19T11:31:50Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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