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Comment on Streamy Invite Available by Josh

Josh — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 22:52:14 +0000

I am a very avid Google reader user and I have been looking for a new app to add to my “daily” visits list. I have seen the Streamy video and this looks perfect, especially the social aspect of a news reader. Its brilliant. Thanks.

Comment on T-Mobile’s G1, the First Google Android Phone by POTPOLITICS™@Do Follow

POTPOLITICS™@Do Follow — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 21:49:20 +0000

T Mobile sucks for not giving you that phone.
If they were smart they would of upgraded you
on the spot.When will these companies get it right.
I’m getting my android for 299 Nov 15th Looks hot
can’t wait nice blog Peace

Comment on T-Mobile’s G1, the First Google Android Phone by Scott McAndrew

Scott McAndrew — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 06:22:00 +0000

I want one. I have absolutely no need since I’m packing an iPhone and it’s absolutely fine. Android’s openness is the draw for me. One would assume that )if they’ve got it stable and ready to roll) Android phones will eclipse iPhone sales quickly creating a demand for apps that will produce a firehouse of great applications. All-in-all, what a great time for mobile. It’s great to see mobile phones getting away from the abysmal UX of the flip-phone era.

Comment on Twitter Experiment by Nick Bastian

Nick Bastian — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 16:30:21 +0000

I think Twitter is a great application for work AND for fun. Combining the two on Twitter looks to enhance the value of both relationships. Some of the other social networking sites appear to work better when separating business and pleasure. This is a great web 2.0 app… Heck, you might even run into an old friend.
@RailLife

Comment on Twitter Experiment by aprilholle

aprilholle — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 06:17:23 +0000

I think the key is to follow people within your niche, people who would benefit from reading your updates or think you might have something to say. You’ll end up with more reciprocal followers from that I think.

What’s the real value of having a large number of followers for you? I know people who use it as a broadcasting method for new products, etc, but on a personal level I wondered what you would be using this platform for?

I’ve put my twitter account on my business cards, prominently on my website, mention it during networking conversations, and use it in introductions when it seems valuable. I usually get about 1-3 followers a week and have people following me from around the globe. It’s a very interesting experiment and I’ve been trying to keep the level of follower/following at a ratio of 1/1 or more on the side of followers.

Above the numbers is really the quality of contact for me, I want to have meaningful conversations with those I follow and who follow me. I really make an effort to help out as much as I can and keep my social capital up.

Anyhow, have fun with that, lemme know what you think as you keep working on it.

Comment on Twitter Experiment by Justin

Justin — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:12:21 +0000

That was the unexpected part of this experiment. I use SocialThing to read through my Twitter updates and since it doesn’t use pages, it’s a bit easier. I usually scroll through all the new posts and look for keywords.

Comment on Twitter Experiment by coke

coke — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:00:16 +0000

How do you keep with that enormous feed?

Comment on Twitter, Plurk, Pownce… What’s the Difference by BillyWarhol

BillyWarhol — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 05:45:17 +0000

I love FriendFeed Best cuz the Content is Far Richer than just Boring Old Text Tweets at Twitter* That said Twitter does have the Most Activity*

I thought Pownce was a Richer Content + Prettier UI than Twitter but it’s kinda Quiet*

Plurk is just plain Dumb with the Timeline Interface + the bottom line is U can only do so many of these Social things for Twits!! ;))

That said I’d love to try SocialThing to simplify Posting to All these Lovely Web2.0 creations*

Cheers!! Billy ;)) Peace*

Comment on T-Mobile’s G1, the First Google Android Phone by JeffCross

JeffCross — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:30:57 +0000

I’m in the same boat. I want the new phone, but I just bought a new T-Mobile BlackBerry a few months ago. My wife, on the other hand, is up for contract renewal. So, I’m trying to convince her that the Android is right for her. Wish me luck.

Comment on T-Mobile’s G1, the First Google Android Phone by Chuck Reynolds

Chuck Reynolds — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:10:50 +0000

I’ve been waiting for some time to hear about the phone and was moderately excited to hear about the G1 today. It wasn’t until I read techcrunch’s review, watched the commercial, and then watched the Press Conference video and I can’t say I’m 100% sold on it but I am pretty friggin excited about it.

I’ve always supported open source and love the fact that it’s completely open and they won’t moderate the app store at all.

Design wise it’s not as cool looking as the iphone and the UI isn’t as fluid I think but it’s the hackability and openness of it that I’m loving.

I’m honestly kind of thinking about getting in on the preorder… I usually don’t jump on Gen One of anything but I’ve had my BB Pearl for 2yrs now and am itching for a new one. I do love the iphone but I can’t stand ATT and just won’t pay that much money for such a horrible service that everybody complains about every day.

If the plan is right and I can get a decent voice plan along with the $35 unlimited data plan… I think you can count me in.