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And it's iPhone, not Iphone, iphone, I-phone (yes I have seen this one), or IPHONE. |
You are *on* Google, not *in* Google. Unless of course you are visiting one of their campuses. |
People should not ask others to follow someone unless they have at least a few updates and Bio filled out with name/website. |
An exam should be required before being able to work in social media marketing or for PR. |
@GoMobo 8 so very valuable, I can send you some iPhone demographic stats if you like, just let me know where to send. |
Used fringe app tonight to make SkypeOut calls over Wi-Fi. Slightly worse quality than through computer but worth it. |
Restaurants and cabs here have portable card machines whereas in the US it's mainly just Apple stores. |
Been walking for two hours. Stopped for dinner in front of St. Pauls @ Pizza Express. |
Off to be a tourist for the night and try and see St. Pauls Cathedral and Tower Bridge. |
Decided I am going to start using delicious full time to bookmark articles instead of folders in Safari. |
Good comment about iPhone sales: "That's all with one phone. While all other companies have 20-30 different models. Simplicity wins." |
Wow, good smartphone stats and graphs: http://is.gd/9WHU. iPhone simply killing it. |
Chicken BLT @ Bon Gusto's - Photo: http://bkite.com/02KQS |
@garyvee Going to try and check it out using Slingbox from London. Kind of a big deal. |
In case you have not seen it yet, @Twitturly tracks the most tweeted links: http://twitturly.com/ (Digg for Twitter) |
Looks like I bought Spanning Sync a month too soon now that Google Calendar supports iCal. |
You can watch it live here: http://is.gd/9QFt |
Just watched Queen Elizabeth leave Buckingham Palace for The State Opening of Parliament. Got a few good pictures. |
@Gartner_inc Link to that stat I just mentioned? |
Stat from Gartner predicts that by 2012, the global smartphone market will be worth $200 billion. |
