Is @Tapingo the future of all business? I think...
Is @Tapingo the future of all business? I think so, but it's only for college students right now: https://t.co/j7y34RUYMo Ordering food etc.
August 13, 2013
Robert Scoble - Google+ - Is Tapingo the future of all business? Why is context...
Is Tapingo the future of all business? Why is context exciting us so much? Listen into Tapingo's CEO, Daniel Almog, who walks us through how college...
Tapingo: awesome way for college students to order food and drinks
It starts with context: what drink do you usually get on the way to class? Is it an iced latte? Fine, your mobile phone can order it for you as soon as you leave your dorm. How? Tapingo keeps track of your context. It's morning, for instance, and you've crossed a geofence. An alert pops up asking if you want your usual latte. Yes, you answer. When you get to the coffee shop your drink is ready and payment is automatically made. No more scurrying to find your wallet.
But there's something deeper here that's going on. Here I talk with Daniel Almog, CEO of Tapingo, to learn just how the system works and what's behind it. Also, what are the effects on businesses around the University? Turns out that sales go up, lines disappear, and now restaurants on campus can have sales to get rid of excess inventory or take advantage of events on campus. Learn more at http://www.tapingo.com
It starts with context: what drink do you usually get on the way to class? Is it an iced latte? Fine, your mobile phone can order it for you as soon as you leave your dorm. How? Tapingo keeps track of your context. It's morning, for instance, and you've crossed a geofence. An alert pops up asking if you want your usual latte. Yes, you answer. When you get to the coffee shop your drink is ready and payment is automatically made. No more scurrying to find your wallet. But there's something deeper here that's going on. Here I talk with Daniel Almog, CEO of Tapingo, to learn just how the system works and what's behind it. Also, what are the effects on businesses around the University? Turns out that sales go up, lines disappear, and now restaurants on campus can have sales to get rid of excess inventory or take advantage of events on campus. Learn more at http://www.tapingo.com
@Dingman Moto X is now my go-to phone.
@Dingman Moto X is now my go-to phone.
August 13, 2013
@SebasFC I'd pick Google Now, but that would be a...
@SebasFC I'd pick Google Now, but that would be a VERY hard choice. Totally different things.
August 13, 2013
I've long wondered who Microsoft's MiniMSFT...
I've long wondered who Microsoft's MiniMSFT anonyblogger was. It hasn't been published since Sinofsky left: http://t.co/9AWeIZxAlN Hmmm.
August 13, 2013
Is there a relation between the anonymous blogger of minimsft and Steven Sinofsky?
Steven Sinofsky separation from Microsoft was the last story on the minimsft blog, A Microsoft Without Sinofsky? Presumably in a few days he might have signed a non-disparagement agreement with Microsoft. The blog also stopped even posting the comments in a few days after he left, as if there was...
@Joel_Hughes not true. Google even made me pay for...
@Joel_Hughes not true. Google even made me pay for my own Samsung S4 and my Google Glass.
August 13, 2013
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy I have never reset my Moto...
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy I have never reset my Moto X. It's very good.
August 13, 2013
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy the Moto X battery blows...
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy the Moto X battery blows away every other phone I've tried. So, keep trying. (Including the Nokia).
August 13, 2013
@louisgray @Stammy yeah, Louis, but when you went...
@louisgray @Stammy yeah, Louis, but when you went to Android it really was the ugly sister of iOS. I waited until it wasn't. :-)
August 13, 2013
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy well, that experience does...
@jakbosmackbo @Stammy well, that experience does NOT match my experience AT ALL. But at least you have a great camera! ;-)
August 13, 2013

