March 2011

Windows Phone 7 in numbers- A promising start Surprisingly many commercial apps available: 2/3 of all published apps. It’s a .NET based system. I know… Read More »It’s looking bright for Windows Phone apps

Google tightening control of Android, insisting licensees abide by ‘non-fragmentation clauses’- Google Starts To Close Android’s Open Door I think this is generally good, and… Read More »Android gets a shorter leash

So that’s how it works! Very interesting read. Infographic- How a Content Farm Works – News & Opinion – PCMag.com In summary: Continuously determine trending… Read More »Demand Media, not your average farm

Windows Phone 7 getting NFC payments, too- “There are no doubts in my mind that 2011 will be the year when NFC finally started to… Read More »NFC, finally?

Most people now believe Twitter supports multimedia and other types of files, as you can submit such from certain apps, and not the least the… Read More »What Twitter lacks: multimedia

To create the new super successful Web service and/or mobile app (potentially super successful, that is), this is in theory all you need, even though… Read More »Anecdote: The essentials to success

Update 2020-03-25: A lot has happened since 2011, and now social media is so established it’s part of the worldwide culture and how we overall… Read More »Blowing bubbles, episode 2

For Windows Phone (or whatever next year’s version will be called) it’s in how much control Nokia can wrestle from Microsoft. If Microsoft is in… Read More »Android/Windows, leading mobile platforms by 2015?

It seems Google wants to hold on to the source code for Android Honeycomb, so that “bastardous” integrations are not made, part of the reason… Read More »Honeycomb source not for everyone?

Your house/apartment when everything has gone digital and on-line: No shelves for movies No shelves for CDs No shelves for books No mailbox for magazines,… Read More »When everything is on-line