President Barack Obama Shares #Obama2012 Campaign Photos on Instagram
As if Instagram didn’t need any more validation as the leading mobile photo sharing app now you can follow President Barack Obama on Instagram. The Obama 2012 staff posted a photo as the President is on the #Obama2012 campaign trail. Just last month Apple named Instagram the iPhone app of the year and Instagram posted [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 11-25-2011
No Flash for Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, is launching on the new Galaxy Nexus phone minus one standout feature of most Android devices: Adobe Flash. This has been one of the primary differences between Apple’s iPhone and Android devices. Following Adobe’s announcement that they will no longer support mobile Flash and [...]
Read MorePresident Obama Launches Tweet for Jobs
The pressure is on Congress again. President Obama is trying to get Congress to pass the American Jobs Act by using Twitter. The act is his plan to create jobs and strengthen the economy. He is calling on the help of the American citizens for their help, much like in the issue with the debt [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 8-5-2011
Microsoft and Google Twitter Tiff Google’s SVP and Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond, sick of all the patent pressure against their Android operating system, went in on several of Google’s competitors for attempting to use “bogus patents” to destroy the mobile OS. More specifically, Drummond called out Microsoft for getting in bed with other rivals [...]
Read MorePresident Obama to Hold First Twitter Town Hall
President Obama announced he would be utilizing social media in a new way and he’s starting by holding a live town hall meeting using Twitter. The town hall will take place live on July 6 at 2p.m. ET. During the town hall President Obama will answer questions about the economy and jobs during a live [...]
Read MoreObama Launches Re-election Bid Via Social Media
Obama has officially launched his bid for re-election with a short video posted on YouTube. The tw0-minute video is embedded as the centerpiece at BarackObama.com and features average Americans telling us why Obama should be re-elected. Obama himself appears in the video for only a few seconds, but doesn’t actually say anything. The site has [...]
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