Apple, Microsoft and battery-related scandals
People on the internet (or at least the ones that only read headlines) were outraged these last few days to find out that recent iPhones have a feature…
[Continue reading]People on the internet (or at least the ones that only read headlines) were outraged these last few days to find out that recent iPhones have a feature…
[Continue reading]The bad (or good) thing about these kind of notifications is that it reminds me of a book on how social media (and other) apps/platforms use the science…
[Continue reading]In case you were wondering how much information you're providing to Facebook's advertisers, there is a page for that. To access the page, you need to bump into…
[Continue reading]Every app/platform in today's world should have every feature possible so since you already have contacts/friends/connections in Facebook/Twitter/Google+/etc, you might as well have them in YouTube as well.…
[Continue reading]If you're looking for some optimism for the future, look no further than Peter Diamandis. He runs the X Prize Foundation, which offers large cash incentive prizes to…
[Continue reading]Web app of the day: Jukedeck uses algorithms to create tunes (or even full songs if you allow a bit more flexibility on the definition of the word)…
[Continue reading]I was writing a few days ago about science reporting in media. Well here's a bit more on this. Just as Robert Scoble was writing yesterday about the…
[Continue reading]Available for some time in test mode, Flybys is a (now more prominently displayed) feature from Strava that allows you to replay multiple runs of users of the…
[Continue reading]If you're looking for exact specifications in Apple's site for the Apple Watch, you're in bad luck if you also want to compare the actual numbers of the…
[Continue reading]Steve Cook, presenting the Apple Watch (As Apple announced it's record quarterly net profit of $18 billion this week, I'm re-posting/translating an article I wrote for the leading…
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