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iOS 5.1 Hints Quad Core Mobile CPUs for iPhone and iPad
Via Scoop.it – iPhones and iThingsApple’s latest iOS update suggests the possibility for quad-core processing support on the next iPhones and iPads. (RT @_R_L_S_: ¿Cuatro núcleos para los próximos iPhone e IPad?Via www.theappleclan.com
TAG Tech » Sky Go Gets New Channels On iOS, Comes To Android In February
Via Scoop.it – iPhones and iThingsHaving announced its highest-ever first half operating profit yesterday, British broadcaster BSkyB has issued an update to its Sky Go application for iOS devices. Version 2.0.Via thetagtech.com
RunKeeper races ahead with 9 new app partners
Reblogged from GigaOM: RunKeeper announced nine new partner software titles on Monday, bringing the total number of compatible apps to 45. The RunKeeper app, which started as a simple method to monitor exercise with a phone’s GPS devices, has morphed into a full-blown health-tracking platform with its HealthGraph initiative allowing apps to interface with RunKeeper’s logging and [...]
Half of U.S. shoppers rely on phones for in-store research
Reblogged from GigaOM: The Pew Internet and American Life Project shed light on one of the biggest challenges for retailers: more than half of U.S. adult cell phone owners used their mobile phone during the recent holiday season to get in-store help for their purchases. The figure highlights the rise of what my colleague Om [...]
Twitter users beware: Homeland Security isn't laughing
Reblogged from GigaOM: Planning to make a joke on Twitter about bombing something? You might want to reconsider: according to a report from Britain, two British tourists were detained and then denied entry into the U.S. recently after they joked about destroying America and digging up Marilyn Monroe. The fact that the Department of Homeland [...]
Obama campaign deploys Square for mobile fundraising
Reblogged from GigaOM: UPDATED: Square, the mobile payment acceptance tool, has gotten a big endorsement from the President of the United States. The Obama re-election campaign said today it is equipping staff, field organizers and volunteers with Square hardware to allow them to process campaign donations from their mobile phone. The news, announced in Politico, marks the [...]
2012: The year websites optimize for tablets
Reblogged from GigaOM: You might not have heard about Mobify, but it’s helped 20,000 customers optimize their websites for mobile, and clients include Starbucks (s sbux), Bonobos, Threadless and many others. The company said it had 167 million unique visitors visit Mobify-powered mobile websites last year, about 20 percent of all smartphone users. That’s interesting [...]
Codecademy launches platform to let anyone create coding lessons
Reblogged from GigaOM: Codecademy, the startup that makes an interactive and social web application aimed at teaching people how to write computer code, has gone the platform route. On Monday, the company debuted Course Creator, a platform that allows anyone to make educational courses to teach programming techniques. Up until now, Codecademy, which launched in [...]
ACTA 2.0 is like a backdoor way to enact SOPA
Reblogged from GigaOM: People protesting SOPA The web community and political activists fighting for less draconian copyright laws have seized the opportunity afforded to them by the defeat of the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act in the U.S. Congress to go after a bigger topic, the exportation of SOPA-style laws abroad. [...]











