@Jonathan_Heeter @peterschloss my son has the...
@Jonathan_Heeter @peterschloss my son has the opposite experience. His dad is the one DOING the jello shots! :-)
August 02, 2013
@fpizarro @wordpress interesting that you wouldn't...
@fpizarro @wordpress interesting that you wouldn't read me on Google+ or Facebook. I find that behavior wacky.
@Crow74 I just turned off the mobile plugin....
@Crow74 I just turned off the mobile plugin. Hopefully that's better now. @DavidCinchNews too.
@as_w @medium I still don't get why I need Medium....
@as_w @medium I still don't get why I need Medium. Don't think it brings much to the table. But I keep watching.
@Jonathan_Heeter @peterschloss no. But Twitter...
@Jonathan_Heeter @peterschloss no. But Twitter certainly drives more traffic so far than Facebook does. Hmmm.
@fractastical nah. Google+ is just getting...
@fractastical nah. Google+ is just getting interesting!
I haven't blogged since February on ye olde...
I haven't blogged since February on ye olde Wordpress. But just did and turned on the newest theme: http://t.co/wOtswlWdPS Hmmm.
February? That's the last time I posted here? Wild. I guess I fell into Facebook and Google+ and just haven't been back. My numbers in both places continue to climb very quickly. Four million followers on Google+. 550,000 on Facebook. I'm the number one most followed on Flipboard. Same on Quora.
@randybias and I just responded again to you....
@randybias and I just responded again to you. Thank you.
RT @fuzheado: We're talking Google Glass with...
RT @fuzheado: We're talking Google Glass with @Scobleizer @jeffjarvis @webjournalist and more, on this week's PBS @themediatwits podcast. J…
RT @mat: “Moto X is a tool to free-base...
RT @mat: “Moto X is a tool to free-base Google” Killer inside look at the development of Moto X by @StevenLevy http://t.co/6YbnpnlbOQ
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The Inside Story of the Moto X: The Reason Google Bought Motorola
But the flashy part of the Moto X's personality is what users might bring to it via Moto Maker, a factory personalization scheme reminiscent of mass individualized products like the Nike iD shoe.
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/08/inside-story-of-moto-x?mbid=social10371294