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Something that has increased in popularity lately is Netflix. It's supported on Chrome Casts for the tv, computers, gaming systems, and has a really convenient app. The app essentially turns you phone into a remote. Now you don't have to run to the computer to change shows. I know nowandays the only time I actually download an app is for a service and I'll probably download this one.

Something that has increased in popularity lately is Netflix. It's supported on Chrome Casts for the tv, computers, gaming systems, and has a really convenient app. The app essentially turns you phone into a remote. Now you don't have to run to the computer to change shows. I know nowandays the only time I actually download an app is for a service and I'll probably download this one.

Graphic artist creates 'drones on demand' service that will bring you coffee, take your picture, or even hold your parking space.

Reminds me of ads on some of the digital radio services. Single still image paired with a spot.

Article discusses rumors that Comcast may be planning to introduce a mobile service that would depend chiefly on wifi where available and suggests that the company would lease access from traditional mobile carriers to supplement the lesser availability of wifi in some areas.

I've been interested in the Phonebloks idea for a while because It just makes sense and is a great way to go for the planet and the people. The question is how reluctant are mobile service providers to let go of their control of their ever competing companies to merge?

A great idea, but it seems so difficult to put into play - instead of just sharing one's contact information, one must dial a specific number and also already have the other person's phone number, to receive their additional contact info. While ideally this may be a great way to share information without having said information saved in a database, it seems waaay too difficult to use in actuality, when there are apps out there that do this quickly and efficiently.

A great idea, but it seems so difficult to put into play - instead of just sharing one's contact information, one must dial a specific number and also already have the other person's phone number, to receive their additional contact info. While ideally this may be a great way to share information without having said information saved in a database, it seems waaay too difficult to use in actuality, when there are apps out there that do this quickly and efficiently.

Agreed - they identified a clear problem to solve but I'm not sure this is a solution that will take hold.

not really an article but more informative on the service. I'm surprised this hasn't happened sooner

Before gamification, about 10 percent of users finished building their sites. Now, almost 80 percent of them do

This idea piggybacks on a cultural need for convenience.

Promoting a new trend in product testing - with the effectiveness of social articles, it promotes testing of the user's "new" mobile device, and then report on the results.

Promoting a new trend in product testing - with the effectiveness of social articles, it promotes testing of the user's "new" mobile device, and then report on the results.