Palm pushed a highly anticipated webOS update for the Pre last night. It was past my bedtime when the update hit, but I happened to be up late chatting on the Bad Hair Day podcast with Dave Winer, Marshall Kirkpatrick and… Read More »
Archive for July 2009
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Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: 32 Ways to Use Facebook for Business Facebook’s not just for keeping tabs on friends and filling out quizzes — it can also be used as a highly… Read More »
Jeffrey Katzenberg is prepared for 3D to utterly change the experience of watching television and movies — and a lot sooner than you may think. The DreamWorks’ chief told attendees at Fortune’s Brainstorm conference in Pasadena, Calif., today that companies like LG and Panasonic are ready… Read More »
The reality of the smart grid is that oftentimes the more power utilities sell, the more money they make, so utilities risk losing money by deploying smart grid technologies that help consumers conserve energy (GridPoint’s Jeffrey Ross pointed out as much in his testimonial before the… Read More »
New Fight Over Trees as Offsets: Energy-guzzling companies hope to get carbon credits and avoid obligations to make costlier emission cuts by paying forest owners to preserve trees that might not have been at risk of destruction. — Wall Street Journal About That Hydrogen Funding: “There… Read More »
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In another move in Google’s continued bid to dominate the entire internet — albeit with useful and occasionally innovative services — the search giant has officially launched Latitude for the iPhone. Latitude allows users to locate and track each other, via their cell phones.… Read More »
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We have some great sites on the GigaOM Network and you can always some good stuff posted. Here’s some stuff I think you’ll find of interest right this moment: Need a Connection? Sorry, This is MyFi– GigaOM Lorax Motor Works: Trying to Tackle the Tata Nano,… Read More »
If you own a BlackBerry and use Twitter as much as I do, you’re more than likely frustrated with the experience of using the Twitter web site via your phone’s browser. With more Twitter applications available for the device, do any succeed in turning the BlackBerry… Read More »
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Microsoft Backs Down After Apple Legal Threats, Changes Ad
After so brazenly bragging about Apple’s legal department’s request that one of Microsoft’s ads be pulled last week, Redmond has quietly made changes to the ad in question to make sure that it accurately reflects reality, which is what Apple wanted in the first place. Kind… Read More »