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What’s at stake for Google, Hulu, Apple and Amazon? NewTeeVee Live brings together the most influential players who are making moves that will forever change where, when, and how we watch TV. This event is selling out – claim your seat now! Read More »

 
 

By the Numbers: How Android Is Taking Over

Google’s Android operating system has been a breakout success, quickly gaining worldwide market share among smartphones. Our infographic shows how Android has grown, the success of its app market, the sudden increase in customer acceptance and loyalty, and where we think it will be in 2014 Read More »

We’re thrilled to announce Hulu CEO Jason Kilar as keynote speaker at this year’s NewTeeVee Live, where he will lead our discussion on the future of online video and the business models that will enable it to thrive. Read More »

Mobilize: Live Coverage

Today the GigaOM crew will be coming to you live from Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco with coverage of our third annual conference devoted to all things mobile, Mobilize. The GigaOM crew will be live-blogging the panels and keynotes, so check back often. Read More »

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NewTeeVee Live, produced by GigaOM, is the online video industry’s flagship event with a strong heritage, top-tier speakers and unparalleled atmosphere. Computer mouse = Remote. Hand = TV stand. See what’s on at NewTeeVee Live 2010. Read More »

Apple recently opened doors to its newest and largest store in London’s Covent Garden. The 10-year-old retail phenomenon is becoming a monster. Each store brings in on average $35.9 million in sales, which continues to rise. And visitors continue to mob them. Read More »

Today we’ve got a full-length TechUniversity freebie for you! Embedded below is a 17 minute screencast on recording a podcast with GarageBand. We’ll walk you through what equipment you need and how to record and export your podcast with GarageBand. Read More »

Ten years ago it would have been unimaginable, both technically and culturally, to work from a coffee shop. Today, it’s a reality. This morning, between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., we are gathering to discuss “The Future of Work” at the latest GigaOM Bunker Session. Read More »

For the last three years, there have been more than 40 acquisitions of location-oriented technology startups. Though location startups are all the rage right now, so far this year there have only been 15 deals. Could we be due for a deluge of deals? Read More »

Easy access to broadband, mobile computing and cloud-based software is impacting the way we work and, therefore, the way we think about building companies. We’ll gather a group of entrepreneurs, executives and investors at our office to discuss “The Future of Work” on July 28. Read More »

Mobile, meet Cloud. The conjunction of mobile computing and cloud-based services will unleash an entire new wave of product and market growth. GigaOM’s Mobilize 2010 will bring together the thought leaders and practitioners of the mobile web ecosystems for discussions, demonstrations and debate. Read More »

Apple’s iPhone is an iconic device and behind much of the innovation in the mobile market over the last four years. But through the years it has also been a case study in both how to launch a product, and how not to launch a product. Read More »

Aperture is Apple’s pro-level photo management, editing and sharing application used my both amateurs and professionals around the globe. In this TechUniversity Aperture 101 screencast, we’ll take a look at a number of areas of the application to help you get up and running right away. Read More »

The GigaOM Network is at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco again today hosting our annual cloud computing-focused conference, Structure. Our live stream of the keynotes, panels and presentations starts at 8 a.m. Enjoy the show! Read More »

The GigaOM Network is at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco hosting our annual cloud computing-focused conference, Structure. Our live stream of the keynotes, panels and presentations starts at 8:30 a.m. So even if you weren’t able to make it to the show, enjoy! Read More »

Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: Read More »

Apple’s Mail application is a full-featured email client that’s included with all copies of OS X. It allows you to send, receive and organize all of your email with ease. Read More »

Adding a printer in OS X is typically a simple task, but we’ll show you some extras you might not know about. We’ll also walk you through creating printer setting presets so you don’t have to go recreate all your settings each time you print. Read More »

In two weeks, GigaOM’s flagship conference, Structure 2010, will return to San Francisco — for two full days. While you could stay in your office and read about cloud computing, here are eight reasons why you should attend Structure 2010 instead. Read More »

Managing fonts has become a bit of a black art, but it doesn’t have to be. Using tools built right in to OS X, you can manage a font collection with ease. Read More »

Geo-targeting and location-based services are all the rage these days, with a core group of startups already fighting for market share. But Facebook, Google and Twitter are hot on their heels. Here’s a look at who offers what, and how they aim to make money. Read More »

Many users have Keynote, part of Apple’s iWork suite, but don’t have (or even need) an image editing application like Photoshop. Thankfully, Keynote has image editing capabilities built in as part of the application! Read More »

We’ve just added a new Pro Apps category to TechUniversity and with that addition come two new screencasts, Logic Pro 101 and Final Cut Pro 101. We’ve included two samples of the screencasts for you to check out. Read More »

While sites like oDesk make it quick and easy to hire remote workers, it can sometimes be a challenge to manage them. While it may be more affordable to hire remote workers for some tasks, it can end up more expensive in the long-run. Read More »

Apple makes it fairly easy to do basic text formatting for HTML signatures, but using HTML to create more complex signatures requires a bit more work. We’ll walk you through, step by step, how to create a custom HTML email signature is Apple’s Mail app. Read More »

Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: Droopy: A Tiny Web Server That Makes Receiving Files a Snap Droopy’s a mini web server (actually, a Python script) that … Read More »

On the surface, Apple’s Preview application doesn’t appear to do much other than display PDFs and images. But it actually is quite powerful and has some really great features. Read More »

Quick Search Box is a search box application that allows you to search both your computer and data across the web. We’ll cover how to get started using it, some of the cool things you can do with it and places to get more plugins. Read More »

We’re looking for a senior-level WordPress developer and a Junior Webmaster, both full-time positions, as well as a project manager to work on a contract basis. Find out if it’s you we’re looking for to join our rapidly growing team! Read More »

iChat allows you to chat with friends, share files, share your screen and more. We’ll walk you through everything you need to know to get up and running. Read More »

If you’re a designer, especially for the web, a color picker or color sampling tool is almost certainly part of your arsenal. But did you know that OS X actually already includes one? Read More »

Using transitions and effects in your Keynote presentations can really help keep your audience engaged. We’ll show you how to get started creating transitions and effects right away. Read More »

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