A survey that went out this morning called the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), garnered a lot of attention around the blogosphere . While this survey is nothing new, this year, they included a few “social media” sites for the first time.
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An iPhone Lover’s Take On The iPhone 4
Regular readers will know that recently I’ve liked to state my bias in the title of my mobile device reviews: I love the iPhone. Some will call that being a fanboy, and that’s fine
4INFO CEO: Expect More Acquisitions, Revenues Will Quintuple Video
4INFO CEO Zaw Thet is trying to shed the title, “ King of SMS.” The mobile advertising company dominates the US SMS market, delivering some 400 million text messages each month (its monthly rate has roughly doubled from early 2010)— but Thet is tired of his crown, or rather, he’s eyeing a different one. 4INFO is trying to position itself as the largest mobile advertiser, SMS and beyond, and the company is ready to acquire other players to get it there. “The way we look at it now is let’s be the best damn mobile company in the world,” Thet says
Nokia says all of its smartphones will support NFC starting next year
A few hiccups aside, Nokia has been one of the biggest boosters of near-field communication (or NFC ) for years now, and it looks like it's now made its biggest commitment to the technology yet -- Nokia's Anssi Vanjoki has announced that all new Nokia smartphones will include NFC starting in 2011. Of course, he did say "smartphones," not "phones," so Nokia does still has quite a bit more room to grow -- and, no, he didn't offer any more details on what those smartphones might be
Opinion: iPhone 4: how it points to the future
Much of the criticism of the iPhone 3GS centred around what it didn't have, rather than what it actually did, making one-off comparisons with rivals where possible. With iPhone 4, Apple CEO Steve Jobs removed most of the iPhone's perceived problems in a single keynote, and it now boasts an improved camera, video chat, and enhancements to the OS (including third-party multitasking), screen, battery, case and processor.
picturemaker recommends Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 (with 14-42mm OIS Lens) as Best Digital Camera Overall Under $800 with Manual Controls.
Overview For those who want versatility, portability, style and smarts in their personal camera, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 will more than fill the bill.
GeeksOnAPlane at the GMIC And CHINICT Tech Conferences In Beijing: Learnings From China
After exploring the mobile and Internet landscapes in Shanghai and Beijing, the GeeksOnAPlane (GOAP) group (30+ techies mostly from the Silicon Valley) continued their Asian field trip to Korea today.
picturemaker recommends Canon PowerShot SX210 IS as Best Ultra Compact Point and Shoot Digital Camera Overall Under $350.
Overview For a stylish, slim and sturdy super-zoom camera that you will want to have with you on vacation or at the game, you won’t find a better choice than the Canon PowerShot SX210 IS. With Smart Auto and Scene Detection technology, Manual controls and HD video, the SX210 IS is leading the way in today’s point and shoot market.
picturemaker recommends Pentax X90 as Best Compact Point and Shoot Digital Camera for Travel Photos Under $500.
Overview Taking some of the best attributes of a professional DSLR and wrapping them in a lightweight body with easily accessible controls, the Pentax X90 is a super zoom point and shoot camera designed to make sure you capture the important images of your life, an expectation that photographers have come to demand in today’s digital world. My Best In Class Pick Pentax X90 When seeking a digital camera for travel, there are two features that must be considered
After 3+ Years, Alex Payne Quits Twitter To Create “A Bank That Doesn’t Suck”
A couple years ago when Twitter was having major scaling issues, engineer Alex Payne was able to work through them to help create the Twitter API . That API, of course, is now one of the most important on the web
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