“New Google technology addresses the tiny screen problem by letting you control wearables with tiny gestures, or by touching your clothes.” Von Tom Simonite, MIT Technology Review > Weiter bei MIT Technology Review
“New Google technology addresses the tiny screen problem by letting you control wearables with tiny gestures, or by touching your clothes.” Von Tom Simonite, MIT Technology Review > Weiter bei MIT Technology Review
Veröffentlicht am 9. Juni 2015.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Medienentwicklung, Produkte, Social Media, Technik, Wirtschaft
Veröffentlicht am 4. Juni 2015.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Medienentwicklung, Social Media, Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft
“Twitter‘s top executive ranks have been transformed in the last year, from its general counsel to, most recently, its chief financial officer. Many of the executives have left or been pushed out as Twitter’s chief executive, Dick Costolo, has brought in a new team to try to increase sluggish user growth at the social network. But in one very important area of the company — Twitter’s ad business — the leadership has remained relatively untouched.” Von Mike Isaac und Vindu Goel > Weiter bei The New York Times
Veröffentlicht am 12. Juli 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Medienentwicklung, Social Media, Technik, Wirtschaft
“Smartphones won’t always be the center of things.” Von Owen Thomas > Weiter bei ReadWrite
Veröffentlicht am 7. Juli 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Medienentwicklung, Produkte, Social Media, Technik, Wirtschaft
“Technology news is full of incremental developments, but few of them are true milestones. Here we’re citing 10 that are. These advances from the past year all solve thorny problems or create powerful new ways of using technology. They are breakthroughs that will matter for years to come.” > Weiter bei MIT Technology Review
Veröffentlicht am 7. Mai 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Design, Journalismus, Medienentwicklung, Produkte, Social Media, Technik, Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft
“Google and VSP, the nation’s biggest optical health insurance provider, have struck a deal to offer subsidized frames and prescription lenses for Google Glass, the Internet-connected eyewear. The announcement could take wearable devices, which tech analysts say are the next wave of computing, out of the realm of science fiction and into the mainstream by making them more affordable and giving them a medical stamp of approval. And it opens the door to a new level of cooperation between the health care and consumer electronics industries, which could lead to a world in which people wear or even ingest computers.” Von Claire Cain Miller > Weiter bei The New York Times
Veröffentlicht am 12. Februar 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Design, Medienentwicklung, Produkte, Social Media, Technik, Wirtschaft
“Late-night talk show host Conan O’Brien is a tad disappointed that he wasn’t selected to become Microsoft’s next CEO — then again, he was never really up for consideration anyway. In a post on LinkedIn today, the comedian shed some insight into what a possible Conan reign at the software company would be like.” Von Ken Yeung >Weiter bei The Next Web
Veröffentlicht am 12. Februar 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Humor, Lesetipp, Social Media, Wirtschaft
“Samsung was early to market with a smartwatch in the Galaxy Gear, and now it looks like it might be one of the first in the mix with a glasses-based computing device. A new report from the Korea Times (via Verge) suggests that Samsung is currently developing a Google Glass competitor, which is in fact provisionally named “Galaxy Glass,” set for launch in September at the annual IFA tech conference.” Von Darrell Etherington (@drizzled) > Weiter bei TechCrunch
Veröffentlicht am 12. Februar 2014.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Medienentwicklung, Produkte, Social Media, Technik
“Flickr wants to remind you that it’s a photo site. ‘Everything that we’ve done in this new redesign has been about putting the photo front and center,” says Flickr VP Brett Wayn’”. Von Roberto Baldwin > Weiter bei Wired
Veröffentlicht am 21. Mai 2013.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Fotografie, Journalismus, Medienentwicklung, Social Media
“Ingress, which is invitation-only for now, is complicated but highly addictive—and will give the company even more information about your current location.” Von Rachel Metz > Weiter bei MIT Technology Review
Veröffentlicht am 25. November 2012.
Kategorien: Allgemein, Lesetipp, Produkte, Social Media, Technik
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