Facebook is launching a new app – Hello: Billions of calls are made everyday on mobile phones and people often have very little information about who’s calling them. Today we are starting to test Hello, a new app built by the Messenger team. Hello connects with Facebook so you can see who’s calling, block … Continue reading Evernote Hello vs. Facebook Hello
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) has caused a lot of grief over the years. Â AutoBlog reports that now car manufacturers are trying to use it to stop people from repairing and tuning their cars: Allowing them to continue to fix their cars has become “legally problematic,” according to a written statement from the Auto Alliance, … Continue reading Automakers to gearheads: Stop repairing cars
Joe Kukura predicts the upcoming burst of the next tech bubble in his “The next tech bubble is about to burst“: My timer for the bursting of this tech bubble currently stands at nine months. That’s when investors and venture capital markets will stop throwing around billions in Monopoly money, companies without any profits will … Continue reading The next tech bubble is about to burst
Disclaimer: I’ve written this post a few days after I came back from CakeFest 2014. Unfortunately, it is unfinished, and by now I have completely lost hope of ever finishing it. My main excuse is that the first day after CakeFest was my first working day at my new job, which completely and totally consumed … Continue reading CakeFest 2014 : a look back
On the drive back home today I was listening to DevOps Cafe podcast, episode 59. Â I’ve recently subscribed to this show and I think this was the first episode of it I ever heard. Â It’s one of many tech talk podcasts, where two or more people chat for a varied period of time on a … Continue reading Data Gravity