Posts tagged tech
Posts tagged tech
Content is the currency of the social web.
Mark Schaefer, Executive Director of Schaefer Marketing Solutions
Yes. As a recent Nielsen survey indicates: 23% of all social media messages contain links to content.
(via justbeingseriouslysocial)
Technology (to be precise, smartphones) is ruining the world. And that includes the first family of the United States.
Twitter Makes Embedded Tweets More Detailed, Easier to Embed »
Now embedded tweets [from Twitter] look more like tweets you see on Twitter.com. Embedded tweets include photos, videos, and article summaries below the text of the tweet, and the embedded version will also include an accurate retweet and favorite count, so readers can instantly see how popular a particular post might be.
Along with many in the industry, we feel passwords and simple bearer tokens such as cookies are no longer sufficient to keep users safe.
World’s smallest USB pocket router (Submitted by from89)
The Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner (Submitted by from89)
The iPhone SLR Mount gives you the real thing. It’ll set your phone photos apart from everyone else’s on Instagram in an unprecedented way!
Unreleased Apple products revealed in designer Hartmut Esslinger’s upcoming book »
German designer Hartmut Esslinger’s (the founder of Frog Design, the firm responsible for some of Apple’s most iconic products of the 1980s, including the Apple IIGS and the Macintosh II) new book Design Forward “overviews ‘strategic design’, and how innovative progression has sparked creative change in the consumer market, especially for one of the most successful American companies ever built: Apple.”
Esslinger provided the designboom team with photos of several product prototypes, including an all-in-one, dual-screen Mac workstation and a touchscreen-based Macphone — a stylus-based Mac fused with a corded telephone. There are also several different takes on the classic Macintosh design and a better look at the Tablet Mac prototype circa 1982.
Again… here’s my explanation to “Why do I love Tumblr?” — in GIF form, of course.
I always knew the “Poke” would make a comeback in an age of awkward mobile social interactions.