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Path Seeks to Become Next Mobile Application Superstar

Reynolds Alvin — Mon, 28 May 2012 11:53:17 +0000

Have you ever wanted to share something with people on social media, but are worried about certain "friends" seeing what you have posted? Facebook in particular is a platform that allows users to share things with the world, with little filtration. Path, the newest and greatest mobile social platform, is bringing a more intimate side to social sharing.

Path was started in 2010 by a former senior executive at Facebook, Dave Morin. Napster co-founder, Shawn Fanning, was also part of Path's founding. Morin talks about the intimate nature of Path as opposed to Facebook saying, "If Facebook built the cities, then we

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Making money by selling old stuff

Reynolds Alvin — Mon, 28 May 2012 07:53:19 +0000

With the economy the way it is, it’s no wonder that people try to make more money, because they often can’t get the salary they need to live on through a normal job. So you go out, try to find a second job, or some other way to earn more income. Yet, many people forget [...]

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Here Are The Best iPhone Apps You Missed This Week (AAPL)

Reynolds Alvin — Mon, 28 May 2012 05:53:16 +0000

A lot of new and updated apps were released this week. They include an interesting Camera from Facebook that gives us Instagram vibes, Yahoo's entry into the mobile browser game, an app that analyzes which other apps are using your information, and much more.

Facebook Camera

Facebook has released a dedicated camera app that lets you post a bunch of photos at once, see friends’ latest photos in one place, and play with crops and filters. Check out our review of the app here.

Price: free

Google Search

Google also release their updated Google Search app for iPhone. The app is very snappy and has a built-in browser. It seemed as if Google was sneaking its Chrome browser into Apple's app store. We liked the update a lot.

Price: free

Yahoo! Axis

Yahoo's new web browser for iOS offers you a personalized home page and the ability to pick up where you left off browsing as you switch between phone, tablet, and computer.

Price: free

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Backstage at Disrupt, America?s CTO Todd Park is Giving Away Really Big Data

Reynolds Alvin — Mon, 28 May 2012 03:54:01 +0000

If you feel there's been too much hype about "big data" recently, check this out: the Chief Technology Officer of the United States of America -- Todd Park -- wants developers and entrepreneurs to build new products, services, and companies using free data provided by the federal government. In this brief discussion backstage at Disrupt, Park emphasizes that he, his team, and the President of the United States have all fully endorsed the idea that key datasets be made available to the public, and there have even been examples of entrepreneurs forming companies around free datasets, one that's even hired over 70 employees. (For entrepreneurs interested in health data specifically, Park's group is helping organize an entire symposium on the topic in early June in Washington DC; click here for more details.) For developers interested in big data sets, this brief discussion with Park would be quite relevant.

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Backstage at Disrupt, Greylock?s John Lilly on Building Apps for Phones vs Tablets

Reynolds Alvin — Sun, 27 May 2012 23:53:17 +0000

If you're building apps for phones or tablets, here's a must-see discussion for you. We were able to corral Greylock's John Lilly (who recently helped lead an investment in Instagram, right before it was acquired) backstage at Disrupt NYC earlier this week for a more casual conversation about the mobile app ecosystem and hardware. In this short talk, Lilly shared his views about the similarities and differences of building applications for mobile devices, taking care to point out that he sees many great entrepreneurs approaching the phone in a similar manner to how they approach the tablet. While the operating systems are similar on iPhone and other iOS devices (like iPad), for instance, the use cases, usage by time of day, and monetization opportunities are entirely different. Lilly encourages entrepreneurs to ask how to get their ideas on the homescreens of users' phones and tablets.

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How To Add Annotations To The Google Analytics Graph

Reynolds Alvin — Sun, 27 May 2012 21:53:10 +0000

Can you remember exactly what you did 45 days ago that caused a traffic spike? How about the dip 9 days before that? And the other peak a week before that??. While I can easily remember this weeks most recent changes that brought in traffic, keeping track of all up and down over an extended [...]

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