Category: Tech Week In Review

Tech Week in Review 3-16-2012

  Posterous Acquired by Twitter We first taught you how to get started with Posterous back in 2009. Soon after that, Posterous added a more advanced editor and continued to grow in popularity. Sharing a vision with Twitter of making sharing simple, arguably the easiest to use and most socially integrated blogging platform out there [...]

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Tech Week in Review 3-9-2012

Android Market Becomes Google Play In an effort to create more cohesive branding, the Android Market has now become Google Play. They are positioning Play as “a digital entertainment destination where you can find, enjoy and share your favorite music, movies, books and apps on the web and on your Android phone or tablet.” This [...]

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Tech Week in Review 3-1-2012

Android Gains on iOS According to Andy Rubin, Android is now seeing over 850,000 device activations per day. This is an improvement of 150k since January. There are currently more than 300 million device activations to date, with iOS showing around 315 million activations. The numbers seem to suggest that Android will eventually have more [...]

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Tech Week in Review 2-24-2012

Obama Moves to Protect Your Online Privacy Based on a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights unveiled earlier this week, the Obama administration plans to work with Congress to enact legislation to protect people’s online privacy. In a related move, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL are committing to implementing a Do Not Track technology which will [...]

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Tech Week in Review 2-20-2012

Chrome for Android Ice Cream Sandwich Many Android users have long wondered why Google Chrome doesn’t exist for mobile devices, but that is all about to change. Available immediately for Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Chrome for Android (Beta) brings the speed and simplicity you’re used to to the palm of your hand. Until now, users [...]

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Tech Week in Review 1-27-2012

Foxconn Employee Says Next iPhone Coming 9to5 Mac reports that a source at Foxconn has information on the next iPhone. The device is not yet ready, but is likely to be launched this summer. There are a number of prototypes floating around and they all have slight differences, so it’s impossible to tell exactly what [...]

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