I would have to say that each of us have our good and bad days with regards to our physical attributes, which is why New iPhone App Makes It Easy To Take A Picture of Yourself Every Day by Megan O’Neill is an excellent read. In Megan’s article, she discusses an application called Everyday – an application that prompts you to take a picture of yourself every single day. Check the article out below, as well as other top articles of the week.
Last month Groupon’s U.S. Revenues took a nosedive of nearly 30%, falling from $88.9M in January to $61.7M in February. Following a miniscule drop in revenue from August to September, Groupon had seen consistent growth from September through January. So what’s to account for this dramatic drop in February? Could it have anything to do with their grotesque Super Bowl commercials? You be the judge.
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All you online video viewers in the United States don’t know how good you’ve got it – you’ve got YouTube, Netflix, Ustream, Blip, Vimeo and more and on top of it you’ve got the Holy Grail of television series re-runs – Hulu. What you may not know is that you are the only ones. Outside of the United States we are Hulu deprived.
Apparently you can do a lot with a little- Today’s GigaOm BigData conference in NYC boils down what it means to track and store consumer data
To error is human and Tumblr admits a human being made the mistake which led to the exposure of “sensitive server configuration information”, but not the rumored disclosure of users’ login details. The platform fixed the situation just a few hours after its detection and is now reviewing its dealings to make sure similar calamities are prevented.
Apple’s recent approval of an anti-gay App has created a stir from gay rights activists, and it raises inmportant questions not only for Apple but also for social media corporations and social media as a medium.
In the THR article, Fithian went further to say that studio “shot themselves in the foot” by allowing Netflix and Redbox to teach consumers they can get movies in their homes cheaply.
HeyZap, the social gaming platform that helps game discovery for gamers across varying social networks, has made a big move into the mobile arena with their latest social discovery app for Android. In a sentence, the new app allows you to check in to the games you’re playing to share them with your friends.
Find yourself missing the chat rooms of the 1990′s? Fear not. The newest start-up craze is bringing chat room style communications to your Smartphone, and one of the most prolific recently released Apps is Yobongo.
Are you ready for O’ReillyVille? OK, maybe not, but News Corp has announced that they are aiming to build their own social games company. This was announced by Jonathan Miller, News Corp’s head of digital media, to Reuters today.
