Want To Use Gmail Priority Inbox With IMAP? Tough Luck

Sep 04, 2010 No Comments by admin

Curious what Google’s Gmail Priority Inbox means for those of us that use an IMAP or POP client like Mac Mail or the Mail function on an iPhone? Well as of yet the feature is not fully enabled on either IMAP or POP-compatible third party or mobile clients, leaving a large percentage of people who [...]

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Ping: ping ping ping-ping ping?

Sep 03, 2010 No Comments by admin

Ping – ping ping ping ping – ping ping, ping? Ping! Ping, ping ping ping ping; ping-ping ping! Ping.
Ping ping ping, *ping* ping ping #ping ping. Ping, ping:
“Ping ping ping ping ping — ping ping ping (ping ping ping)”.

Ping ping ping ping. Ping. And yet and yet…
Ping?
Ping.

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The Samsung Galaxy Tab Can Set Its Own Price, No Need To Directly Compete With The iPad’s $500 Price

Sep 03, 2010 No Comments by admin

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is going to sell well. It won’t be a blockbuster like the iPad, but it should still do alright mainly because it’s the first consumer-worthy Android tablet. Samsung can even price the tablet well north of the iPad’s 0 starting price. It will not matter. People will buy it even if [...]

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YC-Funded Cloudant Launches Its NoSQL Cloud Database Platform

Sep 03, 2010 No Comments

YCombinator-funded Cloudant, a database platform built around Apache’s open source CouchDB framework, officially launches after three years of hard work.
Cloud-based like Cloudera and Amazon Web Services and part of the NoSQL movement, Cloudant scales your database on the CloudDB framework but also provides hosting, administrative tools, analytics and support so “You don’t have to think [...]

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Visual Website Optimizer: Another Way To Run A/B Tests On Your Site

Sep 03, 2010 No Comments

A/B testing, which entails running multiple versions of a site at once and tracking which one performs best with users, is a key part of launching a new version of any website.Visual Website Optimizer, which I’ll just call VWO from here on out, helps users manage this often complex process. The service shares some similiarities [...]

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This Spam Infographic About Spam Infographics Makes My Head Hurt

Sep 03, 2010 No Comments

Buzzfeed, the Huffington Post of Internet memes, today wins the “more meta than thou” award for making “An Infographic Backlash Infographic” inspired by the tragic tale of a guy whose job it was to game Digg back when Digg had enough traffic to make it worth gaming.
Okay Buzzfeed, just because you understand recursion, doesn’t mean [...]

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Nailed It (Not): Our First Twitter Post, Circa 2006

Sep 02, 2010 No Comments

I often point to my first post on Twitter, the day it launched in 2006. Why? Mostly because of how wrong I was. Best line: “I imagine most users are not going to want to have all of their Twttr messages published on a public website.” I also love that original vowel-free logo.
The first [...]

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After Dell Matches $2B Offer For 3PAR, HP Ups Its Bid To $2.4B

Sep 02, 2010 No Comments

It looks like we’re back to square one again. Dell has matched HP’s billion offer to buy 3PAR, and HP upped the ante today with an offer worth per share or .4 billion. 3PAR has accepted HP’s bid.
Dell had previously signed an agreement to acquire 3PAR for per share or .13 billion, [...]

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Google Sued Over Nexus One 3G Connectivity Problems, Misleading Claims

Sep 02, 2010 No Comments

On Tuesday, Google was slapped with a breach of contract class action lawsuit alleging that its Nexus One smartphone failed to maintain 3G connectivity and that the Mountain View company not only made misleading claims about the product’s capabilities but also failed to adequately support customers in search of answers.
Plaintiff Nathan Nabors of Florida is [...]

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Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good.

Sep 02, 2010 No Comments

Are you addicted to Twitter? Do you have an iPad? Even if the answer to both is “no” right now, after you see Twitter for iPad, those answers are going to change — quickly.
Yes, the wait is over. Launching tonight in the App Store is Twitter for iPad — the first official native iPad app [...]

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