Category: Technology
YouTube is Eight Years Old Today, Continues to Grow Steadily
YouTube is eight years old today while also enjoying the distinction of 100 hours of video being uploaded every other minute. If one remembers well, the company had its humble beginnings in 2005 – the year when Michael Jackson was accused of child molestation and Lance Armstrong won his seventh Tour De France. Even if…
Read MoreA Talk About Android Design Principles at Google I/O, and the Math of Joy
Helena Roeber and Rachel Garb, Android UX and interaction design leads, spoke at the Google I/O about Android Design Principles (ADP). But this wasn’t just about geek-speak as the talk covered the importance of positive human experience as well, and which was used to create ADP. The ADP itself is based on three principles namely…
Read MoreApple’s iPhone Records Strong Growth in the US, a comScore Report Reveals
Apple has been going from strength to strength in the U.S market for sometime now, thanks to them gaining more and more subscribers each month. According to a report compiled by comScore, during the quarter between November 2012 and February 2013, Apple gained almost 8.9 million iPhone subscribers as opposed to Android which added only…
Read MoreIndustries Served by Denton Vacuum
Guest post provided by Denton Vacuum, LLC. Denton Vacuum manufactures sputtering systems for vacuum coating methods. Visit www.dentonvacuum.com for more information. Technology provided by Denton Vacuum can be applied to a surprisingly numerous and eclectic number of industries. Denton Vacuum has worked with enterprises from every end of the spectrum, offering thin coating solutions to…
Read MoreTeens Still Love Facebook but Interest in Social Media Dwindling, A Study Reveals
In a recent study by Piper Jaffray, 33 percent of 5200 teenagers said that Facebook is still the most important social network to them, with Twitter and Instagram coming in second and third place. Yet there’s a downside: a lot of teenagers are actually losing interest in Facebook and don’t see it as the most…
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