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- RT @ConoverMedia: We're on Flickr! Check out our photostream, which will be updated regularly http://bit.ly/dlJb2j 2 hrs ago
- @cdny yeah true. To be honest I'd like to see them stay on YouTube where they have unlimited creative freedome. in reply to cdny 5 hrs ago
- @cdny apparently Comedy Central has already offered them a pilot. in reply to cdny 5 hrs ago
- @androidandme yes! in reply to androidandme 6 hrs ago
- @WrenDaWise haven't fixed the issue yet, but I changed the URL in my Twitter profile to one that I know for a fact works. in reply to WrenDaWise 8 hrs ago
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Category Archives: Mobile
Google Voice Goes Public – Right Before the New iPhone
Google has just announced that starting today, Google Voice will be open to the general public & will no longer require an invite. For those unfamiliar, Google Voice is a service from Google that gives you a phone number which you in turn can have forward to any combination of phones, use as a voicemail [...]
Best Buy/Geek Squad Doesn’t Fully Grasp the Concept of “Customer Service”
Now this is the story all about how My life got flipped, turned upside down And I’d like to take a minute just sit right there I’ll tell you how I became screwed by a store called Best Buy. Based on the title of this post and its apparent topic you may be thinking that [...]
Also posted in Editorial, Lifestream Tagged Android, Best Buy, customer service, Droid, Mobile, Motorola Droid 3 Comments
Verizon’s Open Network Has Promise, but Initially Doesn’t Seem to Change Much
Verizon’s recent announcement to open their network to all CDMA handsets, as well as applications, marks a major transition in the mindset of wireless carriers in the U.S. and presents a great opportunity for innovative development. With the option for consumers to use any handset they like with Verizon’s service, manufacturers and developers will have [...]
The Wireless Spectrum Bid and Google – An Opportunity for Android’s Full Potential?
Today Google officially announced that it will be bidding for wireless spectrum in an FCC auction in January. The 700 MHz spectrum is going to be up for auction, and if Google is able to snag a part of it, it could mean a truly open wireless network. It doesn’t seem to be any coincidence [...]
Is Android a Significant Development, or Simply a Statement of Ideals?
In the past few days since the official Android announcement, the Internet has been exploding with speculation, debate, and excitement over the new OS’ potential, and its significance in the mobile phone industry. Most people seem to think that it looks cool, and it does: touchscreens, 3G support, freedom to create and add whatever apps [...]
Why the New YouTube Mobile Site is Better Than the Mobile Apps