April 2011

So many things to mention, but here are a few: Higher performance: Much increased performance by moving to a new server. Due to some issues… Read More »Major overhaul of Twitizer

Facebook is a Web 2.0 service, as in members/users submitting all the material, so what will all those people do? Facebook Plans for 9,400 Workers… Read More »Facebook plans for considerable staff growth

Open door as in letting anything in. Google needs to certify apps. Not that that completely stops malware from occurring, but it would be a… Read More »Android and its open door policy

I’ve mentioned I consider Twitter to now be infrastructure for short messages. Facebook is equally becoming infrastructure for recommendations. Facebook Launches Deals to Compete With… Read More »Facebook Deals

This kind of news doesn’t quite help people understand what is Twitter’s strategy. Twitter- Yes, Jack Dorsey is leading product “full-time” – VentureBeat Could this… Read More »Twitter confuses

More options for site visibility is a good thing: Facebook Launches ‘Send’ Button For More Selective Sharing, Announces 50 Million ‘Groups’ “Site designers are groaning… Read More »Facebook evolves

…is the combination of a phone web-shop with an app store, making for nice bundling possibilities. At least it’s a bit different in terms of… Read More »Amazon’s benefit…

A colleague of mine asked whether it would make sense for him to buy a tablet instead of a new laptop, as his previous one… Read More »Is a tablet worthless for real work?

From an investor’s point-in-view. It also shows how an investor thinks about us geeks. The Non-Overnight Success- How Twitter Became Twitter As noted before, Twitter… Read More »The history of Twitter, from a different angle

Twitter’s current mobile apps were acquired from Atebits during 2010: Twitter Acquires Tweetie Now Twitter is on the outlook for TweetDeck: Twitter Offering $50 Million… Read More »Twitter wants more apps