San Francisco-based company is the maker of a low-cost, clinical-grade mobile heart monitor (fondly known as an electrocardiogram, or ECG, monitor) that fits over the back of your iPhone.
The folks at Children’s Technology Review shared with us these five top apps from their comprehensive monthly database of kid-tested reviews. The site covers everything from math and counting to reading and phonics.
IF YOU think money can’t buy you friends, think again. In the online world, it’s possible to purchase a crowd of fans. One thousand cost only $18 on average, according to estimates by Barracuda Networks, a network security company. Yet these friends won’t meet you for drinks after work. In fact, they don’t even exist. They are pixels on a screen.
A few major social media websites, like MySpace andFacebook, have changed the way that people use the Internet and conduct business.
By law, U.S. citizens have a right to privacy about who they vote for. In the era of social networking, many choose not to keep it a secret.
About two-thirds of the small-business owners recently surveyed by VerticalResponse spend at least six hours per week on social networking and related social marketing activities.
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Posted by Elena Galitskaya on Oct 29, 2012 in Featured Articles, Social Networking, Web 2.0 | Comments Off Twitter drives the most traffic of all the major social networks, but it’s Facebook that generates the most revenue, reveals a new study by Eventbrite.
Posted by Iryna Dubenyuk on Oct 10, 2012 in Enterprise 2.0, Featured Articles, Social Networking | Comments Off Enterprise social network adoption remains in the early stages, but with investments and interest that could skyrocket in the coming years, according to a new market report.
This morning’s session at the Demo 2012 conference focused on social networks, with a number of new networks and tools for managing them. Many look interesting, though I wonder how many social networks people need.
Every college is apparently using social media, search engines, and blogs. Literally. According to a new study by UMass Dartmouth, 100% of colleges and universities surveyed are using some form of social media.
Posted by Iryna Dubenyuk on Sep 26, 2012 in Featured Articles, Social Networking, Web 2.0 | Comments Off As startups continue to experiment with location-based networking, CanWeNetwork gives up the social pursuit in favor of business connections.
We’ve seen a significant increase in contingent workers since the Great Recession; technology is one of the reasons this growth is possible. Employees no longer have to be in the same location to feel connected. Technology can help us feel a part of a team even if we’re thousands of miles away.
