Intel: The iPad Isn’t New, and This Isn’t Our First Rodeo
While the iPad fervor has died down to a certain extent (and the shine has started to come off the Apple), from time to time you can see the religious nature of people’s iPad…
Broken Promises And Now Cisco Having Big Product Problems – Network World Points Out Cisco Can’t Deliver
By John Furrier
Network World broke a story about Cisco having product problems mainly they are shipping delays for up to six months due to delays in product changes at the hardware and software level. This is…
Seesmic Desktop Evolves Into A Multi-Publishing System
By Tom Foremski
Seesmic is best known as a Twitter client but the company is moving in an interesting direction by turning its desktop software into a platform that enables users to publish to many platforms, not…
Light Peak: Intel’s (Possibly) 30Gps Successor to USB 3.0
Engadget has the story today (and PC World has more details) on what may end up being the possible successor to USB for modern computing. “…while Intel is still dragging its feet regarding USB…
Most People Don’t Mind Twitter’s New Promoted Tweets [InfoGraphic]
Erick Schonfeld highlighted on Techcrunch yesterday a survey from “Twitter Sentiment” that indicated that over 71% of Twitter users hated the idea of “Promoted Tweets.” What wasn’t explicitly mentioned in the post was that…
From the Community Management Trenches: Survey Results
If you’re hoping to snag a job as a Community Manager in the near future, it would behoove you to gain a real understanding of all that it entails. It is not a job…
Seagate to say goodbye to Cayman Islands, Hello Ireland
By Greg Schulz
Seagate looking to move their paper headquarters from the Cayman Islands to Ireland
Twitter Userbase Soars To Over 100 Million – Greater Than 200 million Overall Users
By John Furrier
As Twitter continues to go mainstream, they are still a startup. Twitter is soaring. I have estimated in the past that Twitter is not pushing greater than 50 million users. I was wrong and…
The Power of Adjacent Communities
I recently read a book written by a coworker, Steve Todd, Innovate with Influence. The book tells the story of Steve’s career, the storage industry from RAID to XAM and gives some good lessons…
Introducing Yesterday’s Old RealTime Web – Google Innovating Real Time With Yesterdays Web
By John Furrier
Google’s Dylan Casey introduces real time search and timeline discovery via the Google Blog. This is great for folks looking to harvest what Twitter was failing to do which is go back in time…