A Brave Man Seven Storeys Tall by Will Chancellor
Reviewed by Brandon from Seattle, Washington.
Twitter announced today that it has agreed to acquire Bangalore, India-based mobile business and brand platform developer ZipDial for an undisclosed sum. The company said it hopes to make Twitter available to more people across the world with its latest acquisition of ZipDial, which has built a mobile platform to allow people to engage with content easily across interfaces. In a blog post, Twitter shared an example of how it might grow with ZipDial in India. “Today, people across India use ZipDial’s platform to access great content, including cricket scores, audio programming, Tweets from their favorite Bollywood stars – and…
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Smartphone app development has become so prolific that, to the average user, it almost looks easy. But it’s not, and that’s why many apps are developed and released on different platforms at different times. Photography apps often get released on iOS first before migrating to Android and other platforms. Camu, a popular iOS app from Sumoing that targets users interested in photographic social sharing, was released for the iPhone, but has now landed on Android. It offers the same suite of editing tools and live filters for photos and videos as the latest Camu 2.0 iPhone app. It also features a Tinderesque keep/delete feature for images shared with…
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One after the other, after the other, it will make you dizzy, thrusting you into some insane, location-based alternate reality. That would be the moving, wiggling 3D map GIFs from the Tumblr, That Map Looks Right — although if you live in earthquake country, as I do, the whole thing makes a certain kind of sorry sense. While it was Apple Maps’ flyover 3D satellite views, which debuted to scorn and derision in iOS 6 that kickstarted the whole 3D map disaster discussion, it certainly didn’t end there as Google Maps, a year later, got into the 3D act on the desktop. That Map Looks Right elevates…
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