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Tag Archives: iPhone
A Big Idea. No, Seriously, This is BIG.
As in, a giant, table-sized iPhone. This news story has been popping up all over the web, along with allegations that it could be a total scam. Apparently three Austrian Apple fans/development geeks spent the past two years developing a … Continue reading
So Steve Jobs Stumbled As He Introduced the New iPhone Yesterday…
All I can say is “welcome to my world.” The fact that intermittent wireless access interrupted his planned presentation just puts him in line with the rest of us who depend on technology to work 24/7. As much as I … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Apple, Cupertino, iPhone, John Strand, Mobile, Polish Passports, Steve Jobs
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Empowering Digital Spitballs: One Real Benefit of Universal Production Access
The greatest thing Apple has produced for consumers is not the iMac or the iPod and certainly not the iPhone: it’s iMovie and other software that provide easy, widespread access to video production tools. Thanks to Apple, anyone with a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Democratization of Production, iMac, iMovie, iPhone, iPod, Roland Emmerich, YouTube
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There’s An App for That, And This App Gives 20% Off
Two separate news stories about the iPhone popped up last night. The first from PC World announces that Apple’s App Store just posted the 100,000th app for the iPhone. That’s a breathtaking amount of software options for a phone, though … Continue reading
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Tagged App, Dominos, iPhone, Mobile, Papa John's, PC World, Pizza Delivery, Pizza Hut
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Hey Mobile, Are We There Yet?
Anyone who’s paid even the most cursory attention these past few years has heard the rising chorus touting the mobile platform. And with good reason: cell phones enjoy both incredible ubiquity and total devotion. As of July, the US market … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, Cricket Wireless, Gomez Inc., iPhone, iPod, Mobile Web, ROI, Smartphones
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Apple Moves Over Two Billion Apps In Eighteen Months
According to a press release from Cupertino yesterday, Apple’s App Store delivers roughly 6.3 million downloads a day or a head spinning seventy-three apps per second. You can now choose from over 85,000 programs, up over twenty thousand in the … Continue reading
The Cost of Format Change
Remember learning that the spaceships on the first Boston album were actually intergalactic guitars? Did you ever spend hours staring at Shusei Nagaoka and Ria Lewerke’s cover art for ELO’s Out of the Blue double album? You wouldn’t do that with a Greenday CD… … Continue reading
Have You Friended the Pope Yet?
As reported in various news channels before the recent Holiday weekend, the Vatican launched www.pope2you.net last Thursday to celebrate World Communications Day, or Inter Mirifica: an outcome of the Second Vatican Council. This year, the Pope’s message directly addresses ‘the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apps, Brand Mission, Clay Shirky, Facebook, Here Comes Everybody, Intramural Organizations, iPhone, Missionary Work, Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Second Vatican Council, Smurf, social networking, Word of Mouth, World Communications Day, YouTube
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