As I watch my son play Angry Birds on the iPad, it got me thinking about what Angry Birds would have looked like if it were written by Infocom. Here’s a sample for your nostalgic enjoyment.
Switching between mobile and desktop views of Twitter on the iPad should be easy, right? It’s not. Here’s the link to easily switch to the desktop view of Twitter on your iPad.
Yesterday, I told the story of how Google+ aided my detective work that led to the recovery of my lost/stolen cell phone. Today, I’ll discuss the major security flaws I uncovered about Android phones and Sprint service in the process.
This is a story about a social-media savvy woman who left her cell phone in a cab and thought she’d never see it again, but thanks to the Google+ app and a few mis-steps by the cab driver she was able to play detective and obtain the missing phone.
In light of recent events in Japan and the fact that U.S. corporations rely heavily on communicating with their employees, suppliers, and partners in Japan, I thought it might be good to re-post this article and share it with my followers here at SocMedSean.
As I mentioned in a previous article, some marketing firms are really starting to use QR codes in unique, effective ways. Yesterday, Mashable published a great infographic on the current state of understanding of QR codes, where they started, and how they have evolved.
The Sprint Overdrive just isn’t a viable replacement for cable or DSL yet. Even though I live right in the middle of a 4G hotspot, I was not able to keep stable service and the device has serious overheating issues that need to be addressed.
Our handheld communication devices have been known by quite a few names. They started as “cellular phones”, shortened to “cell phones” & shifted toward “mobile phones”.