Today, Google was extremely busy in launching Snapseed’s photo editor for Android, making it free for iOS, as well as showcasing its new Communities product for Google+.
In addition, the company has published numbers on how the social project is doing for the first time since this year’s Google I/O conference. Here’s what the company shared today. → Read More
As you know, the devastation of Hurricane Sandy has hit millions. Many turned to Twitter to discuss what they were going through. Today, the company shared some interesting facts and numbers having to do with Hurricane-related activity on the site.
What does this tell you? Twitter was a fine replacement for cell phones and landlines that weren’t working. The interesting thing about these… → Read More
Well that was quick. The Apple Store has returned, bringing with it new toys for us to covet. Up top are the three new guys sure to get all the attention—the new aluminum iMacs, iLife ’08 and iWork ’08, complete with Numbers, the Microsoft Excel killer. The Mac mini is still with us; Apple hasn’t killed her off yet. No new iPods or no new MacBooks, nor even a price drop. → Read More
Truthfully, I didn’t expect Apple to sell 14 million iPhones by the end of 2008, but who am I to back up a claim like that? The investment firm Goldman Sachs is saying that by the end of 2008, Apple will sell more than 14 million iPhones total. Although 14 million is impressive, the firm predicts that only 4 million will be sold in 2007 alone. 2008 is where it picks up, with a total of 10.5… → Read More
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