Monthly Archives: May 2010

Apple To Challenge Android 2.2 at WWDC

Posted on May 30, 2010 by Gary Killops

Goole recently had their Google I/O event to announce some major changes to Android and the addition of Google TV. The changes come at a time when Android is notably starting to catch Apple in U.S market share. The problem … Continue reading →

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Twitter’s “The Twitter Platform” Analysis

Posted on May 29, 2010 by Gary Killops

Twitter came out on Monday and had a very lengthy post on what Twitter thinks its’ enduring values should be and what they must focus on in the future to be successful. The post is to mainly explain what Twitter … Continue reading →

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Why Facebook’s Privacy Concerns Are Real

Posted on May 28, 2010 by Gary Killops

Facebook over the last few weeks has had a hard time keeping tabs on their Public Relations problem over privacy concerns. Until this week, Facebook has kept quiet about the newest concerns over privacy that users are making quite a … Continue reading →

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Google Announces Google TV

Posted on May 27, 2010 by Gary Killops

Google is making a bigger push into television than it every has before. Google announced at Google I/O that it will be making a television operating system that can be built into TVs, Blu-Ray players, and stand-alone boxes. The operating … Continue reading →

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Google Announces Android Froyo 2.2

Posted on May 27, 2010 by Gary Killops

Google is continuing with it’s advancement of Android with the announcement last Thursday about the newest version, aptly named “Froyo” a short name for frozen yogurt (Google names Android after tasty treats). The announcement is much more than a name … Continue reading →

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