Coverage of the Mobile Apps and Engagement session on Nov 8, 2012 at the Internet Summit featuring Mobile Apps and Engagement featuring Andrew Hooge from Fitsistant, Jake Dolce from JumpTap and Alex Kutsishin from FiddleFly.
How Facebook Is Silencing 57% of Your Fans
September 6, 2012 by 7 Comments
UPDATE: Facebook has now introduced an update for all mobile apps that includes a share button for posts from others in your news feed. Late to the game, but the problem described below is no longer a problem Imagine that your team is in the Big Game. It’s all on the line. The Championship is [...]
How to Share to Google Plus from Safari for iPad or iPhone
August 19, 2012 by 1 Comment
If you’re a regular Google+ user and also often on your mobile iOS device, it can be frustrating to try to share a page you’re browsing to your Google Plus circles. Here’s a solution using Java script in a Safari for iOS bookmark, shared with me by Peter du Toit. Step 1 – Copy the [...]
Twitter Tool Buffer Adds Twylah Power Tweets
May 15, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Two of my favorite Twitter tools have just been combined. This may be the best thing since someone eating a chocolate bar crashed into someone scooping out of a Jiff jar and bang! Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups! Twylah does way more than I can describe here, but basically it picks up your personal Twitter trends (tweets [...]
iPad/iPhone Reader App Zite Adds Sharing to Google+
March 30, 2012 by Leave a Comment
One of my most-used iOS apps, Zite, just added the ability to share content directly to Google+. Zite uses your own feeds (from Google Reader and your social media networks) combined with content surfaced by other Zite users to auto-curate the best web content in topic areas you select. It presents it in an attractive, [...]
Rapportive Makes Gmail Social
December 13, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Rapportive is a browser extension that displays your social web connections in your Gmail inbox. After adding the Rapportive browser extension (currently available for Firefox, Safari, Mailplane and Chrome), opening any email in Gmail will display information similar to the example at right in the right-hand margin of the inbox. Rapportive displays (as available), the [...]
5 Reasons Why Facebook 3.0 for iPhone Is Better Than We Think
August 28, 2009 by 4 Comments
Facebook’s long-awaited total makeover of it’s extremely popular yet notoriously horrible iPhone app finally arrived in the app store yesterday. By all accounts I’ve seen, everyone’s thrilled with it. Finally, it just works. The new interface resets the bar for how a social media app for a smart phone should work. After staying up way [...]
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