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Don’t bother collecting business cards: The truth about startups and tech conferences

Jul11
by Sindy Cator on July 11, 2014 at 5:55 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Entrepreneur

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Daria Shualy is Don Draper/product marketer at daPulse. “There’s this new Web summit in Dublin,” Eilon, my colleague, tells me. “It looks like they have some awesome speakers aligned, I really think we should go.” “Yeah, I keep getting their emails,” I said. “They’re relentless.” “All the participants look like potential customers for us,” Eilon continued. “Let’s get a booth.” And thus started a month of hectic preparations. As if a six-person startup with zero paying customers at the time didn’t have anything better to do. Our founder, Roy, designed t-shirts, I came up with an original giveaway which our designer slaved…

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Twitter’s analytics dashboard now includes detailed data on all tweets, not just ads

Jul11
by Sindy Cator on July 11, 2014 at 5:34 pm
Posted In: Around the Web

Twitter today announced a new tweet activity analytics dashboard for advertisers, Twitter card publishers and verified users that shows them detailed data on how their organic tweets are doing. While Twitter previously offered this level of detail for promoted tweets, the new analytics features allow users to see what kind of engagement their normal tweets are getting. From the main dashboard, you can see the number of impressions each tweet receives. Clicking on a post pulls up more info on the number of clicks, expands, replies, retweets and favorites it got. If you want to play with the data yourself,…

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Dropbox updates desktop client with streaming sync: Up to 2x faster via overlapping uploads and downloads

Jul11
by Sindy Cator on July 11, 2014 at 5:29 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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Dropbox today announced its desktop client is getting streaming sync, a new feature that significantly reduces the time needed to synchronize large files. You can download the new version now from dropbox.com, and the company promises the improvement will be rolled out “over the next couple weeks.” Until now, Dropbox would split its file synchronization into distinct upload and download phases. In other words, a file needed to be uploaded in its entirety before other clients could begin to download it. With streaming sync, the two phases are done almost concurrently via Dropbox’s servers, hence the “streaming” name. The company…

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Google Maps for iOS gets improved Search and Explore, plus Gmail events are now shown on the map

Jul11
by Sindy Cator on July 11, 2014 at 5:19 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Google, Product Updates

Google has tweaked its Google Maps app for iOS with a few new updates today which are primarily designed to make it easier to navigate search results and discover places around you. The updated app now shows search results with descriptions directly on the map and offers the option of switching between grid and map view in a bid to help you find the place you’re looking for more quickly. Google has also tweaked the ‘Explore’ feature – a local guide that suggests places and activities based on your location and the time – for better results. Rounding off the list of notable…

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Adobe loosens subscription policy for Lightroom app

Jul11
by Sindy Cator on July 11, 2014 at 4:53 pm
Posted In: Around the Web

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Adobe has rolled out a novel way to apply its Creative Cloud subscription policy to Lightroom, its professional photo management and editing package. If you obtained Lightroom as part of a Creative Cloud subscription ($50 per month) or as part of the Creative Cloud Photography Plan ($10 per month), ending that subscription will no longer completely cut off your access to Lightroom. Instead, you will still retain limited use of the app. For example, you can continue to create new catalogs, collections, books, slideshows and Web galleries. You can also add new photos and keywords as well as print and…

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