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by Dr Windsor Holden on June 7th, 2011
And then there were three. With Google and Amazon having declared their respective hands in the consumer cloud stakes, the attention had, naturally enough, turned to the other Big Beast to see what it could offer. Well, perhaps the most predictable aspect of it was its name – iCloud. (Presumably the bookies didn’t take bets [...]
The Official Google Blog last Friday contained a very interesting piece from the product manager for Google Maps all about a service called Google Transit. The article was about Washington but when you click through there are many cities covered internationally as well as in North America. So what does it do? It adds the [...]
The trendier, with-it, hep cats amongst you may be acquainted with Grooveshark. For the uninitiated, Grooveshark is a streamed music service; it has a mobile application that, for nine dollars a month, allows you access to unlimited music for its extensive catalogue, as well as enabling you to upload content to the site. And Google [...]
Yes folks – that’s how fast it can get! I’m referring here to how many Starbucks customers have paid for their drinks with the Starbucks mobile bar code app since launch in January. In my January blogpost I did say words along the lines of “extensive rollout here” but the reported 3 million is impressive going indeed! [...]
Every so often, some brave soul will opine something along the lines of: app stores are finished; app stores are on the way out; there’s no future in app stores; app stores are sooo last season, daarlink. One such was Vic Gundotra, Google’s Engineering Vice President. At the MobileBeat conference in San Francisco in July [...]
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