Just watched a piano burn in Half Moon Bay along...
Just watched a piano burn in Half Moon Bay along with hundreds of my neighbors. How we celebrate the arts here. http://t.co/VS2JL2X2
February 18, 2013
I love @DeltaRae a bunch of us geeks saw them on...
I love @DeltaRae a bunch of us geeks saw them on Valentines in SF. Here's a taste of this awesome band: http://t.co/bsBnTZ3e
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San Francisco Valentines Day 2013 concert with Oakland's Vocal Rush and Delta Rae
Delta Rae and Vocal Rush in San Francisco rock!
San Francisco Valentines Day 2013 concert with Oakland's Vocal Rush and Delta Rae. Learn more about this awesome band at http://www.deltarae.com/
San Francisco Valentines Day 2013 concert with Oakland's Vocal Rush and Delta Rae. Learn more about this awesome band at http://www.deltarae.com/
Gillmor Gang now live. http://t.co/SamLyAZN Geek...
Gillmor Gang now live. http://t.co/SamLyAZN Geek talk and less. Join us!
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GIllmor Gang, recording live today 1pm PT... - RealTime Network - FriendFeed
GIllmor Gang, recording live today 1pm PT participate at http://www.building43.com/realtime/
John Broder of the New York Times should face...
John Broder of the New York Times should face consequences. Period. http://t.co/h2W6JEwz Bad and biased journalism. Wow.
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While it gives me little pleasure to call out New York Times writer John Broder for his clearly weird Tesla S test-drive, I do appreciate the way Elon and the team at Tesla called him to task for seemingly falsifying his experience in the car.
Facebook to fade? No, says I in Forbes:...
Facebook to fade? No, says I in Forbes: http://t.co/zPjkEMV4 Fight with @davewiner and @ryan ahead? ;-)
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Scoble: Why Facebook Won't Fade - Forbes
Is Facebook on its way out? Robert Scoble doesn't think so. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) It's a parlor game in tech circles: when will Facebook flame out? Its lackluster IPO last year gave plenty of ammunition to critics. "Facebook is like a 2000-story building that's tall and narrow," respected [...]
http://www.forbes.com/sites/dorieclark/2013/02/13/scoble-why-facebook-wont-fade/
Siri's contextual sister, Tempo, blows away...
Siri's contextual sister, Tempo, blows away Apple's iPhone calendar @tempoai IN DEPTH LOOK: http://t.co/1ibDrDcf DO NOT MISS THIS!
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Siri's contextual sister, Tempo, blows away Apple's iPhone calendar
This is the year of increased productivity, particularly on mobile. Just a week ago we saw the highly-hyped launch of Mailbox. That is a really nice email replacement app that's a lot nicer than Apple's own email app. (I can't use it because it doesn't support Gmail's labels, which I use extensively, but other than...
http://scobleizer.com/2013/02/13/siris-contextual-sister-tempo-blows-away-apples-iphone-calendar/
Siri's contextual sister, Tempo, blows away Apple's iPhone calendar
SRI has another winner. This is the lab that brought the world the mouse, HDTV, and Siri. Now they've come up with a contextual calendar called Tempo. This calendar blows away Apple's own calendar (and Google's, for that matter). Here you'll hear how it was developed as I visit SRI (Silicon Valley's most important lab) and how it finds important facts about your calendar by contextually digging through your email, existing calendar, and contacts.
Unfortunately this is only available on iOS today but even if you are on other platforms you'll want to see what this calendar does. It's increased my productivity a LOT in the past month I've been using it.
SRI has another winner. This is the lab that brought the world the mouse, HDTV, and Siri. Now they've come up with a contextual calendar called Tempo. This calendar blows away Apple's own calendar (and Google's, for that matter). Here you'll hear how it was developed as I visit SRI (Silicon Valley's most important lab) and how it finds important facts about your calendar by contextually digging through your email, existing calendar, and contacts. Unfortunately this is only available on iOS today but even if you are on other platforms you'll want to see what this calendar does. It's increased my productivity a LOT in the past month I've been using it.
Who is your favorite software manager? Answer...
Who is your favorite software manager? Answer here: http://t.co/tp72Pkw2
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Who is your favorite software manager?
If you are a software developer, who is your favorite software manager and why?