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Inside Google Plus | Magazine
Inside Google Plus By Steven Levy September 27, 2011 | 12:00 pm | Wired October 2011 The positive response to Google+ has been sweet vindication for Bradley Horowitz, Google’s VP of products.Photo: Pamela Littky For all of Google’s successes, the company has an underwhelming track record when it comes to social networks. Time after time, […]
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Inside Google Plus | Magazine
Inside Google Plus By Steven Levy September 27, 2011 | 12:00 pm | Wired October 2011 The positive response to Google+ has been sweet vindication for Bradley Horowitz, Google’s VP of products.Photo: Pamela Littky For all of Google’s successes, the company has an underwhelming track record when it comes to social networks. Time after time, […]
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Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices | Epicenter | Wired.com
Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices By Steven Levy September 28, 2011 | 10:52 am | Categories: Mobile Internet, Publishing One year ago, almost to the day, Jeff Bezos gave me the reason why people should carry around a Kindle in the age of the iPad. No Angry Birds. “The number one […]
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Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices | Epicenter | Wired.com
Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices By Steven Levy September 28, 2011 | 10:52 am | Categories: Mobile Internet, Publishing One year ago, almost to the day, Jeff Bezos gave me the reason why people should carry around a Kindle in the age of the iPad. No Angry Birds. “The number one […]
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Amazon's Silk Web browser adds new twist to old idea
Amazon’s Silk Web browser adds new twist to old idea By Ryan Paul | Published about 3 hours ago One of the headline features of Amazon’s new Kindle Fire tablet is a completely new Web browser called Silk that is designed with a “split” architecture, allowing it to offload much of the heavy lifting to […]
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Amazon's Silk Web browser adds new twist to old idea
Amazon’s Silk Web browser adds new twist to old idea By Ryan Paul | Published about 3 hours ago One of the headline features of Amazon’s new Kindle Fire tablet is a completely new Web browser called Silk that is designed with a “split” architecture, allowing it to offload much of the heavy lifting to […]
