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Sol Republic Tracks Air review: Wireless headphones with punch and longevity

Apr04
by on April 4, 2014 at 2:10 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Reviews

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When Sol Republic announced the Tracks Air towards the end of 2013, I was pretty excited to try them out. Alas, as a UK-dweller, the US-only release was beyond my reach. Now, however, with a UK release on the horizon, I met up with Seth Coombs, co-founder of Sol Republic for a chat about his headphone addiction, ‘smart’ headphones and the impending UK launch. He also gave me a pair of the company’s new Tracks Air wireless headphones to try out. Having tested the slightly boomy Calvin Harris-tuned Mater Tracks XCs, I had high expectations. If they could deliver anything like…

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Sol Republic Tracks Air review: Wireless headphones with punch and longevity

Apr04
by on April 4, 2014 at 2:10 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Reviews

SolRepublic
When Sol Republic announced the Tracks Air towards the end of 2013, I was pretty excited to try them out. Alas, as a UK-dweller, the US-only release was beyond my reach. Now, however, with a UK release on the horizon, I met up with Seth Coombs, co-founder of Sol Republic for a chat about his headphone addiction, ‘smart’ headphones and the impending UK launch. He also gave me a pair of the company’s new Tracks Air wireless headphones to try out. Having tested the slightly boomy Calvin Harris-tuned Mater Tracks XCs, I had high expectations. If they could deliver anything like…

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Google brings its ‘in-depth articles’ Search feature to the UK

Apr04
by on April 4, 2014 at 1:48 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, Product Updates, UK

If you live in the UK, you may have noticed a slight tweak in the way Google Search results are displayed. After launching in the US last August, the company is finally bringing its ‘in-depth articles’ feature to Britain. It can usually be found towards the bottom of the page and highlights three thought-provoking articles about your chosen keyword(s). Google also links to a related topic, hoping that you’ll use its search engine as a self-contained research tool. The approach is similar to Wikipedia, with the hope being that you’ll be engrossed by a topic and read around it. Notably,…

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Google brings its ‘in-depth articles’ Search feature to the UK

Apr04
by on April 4, 2014 at 1:48 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, Product Updates, UK

If you live in the UK, you may have noticed a slight tweak in the way Google Search results are displayed. After launching in the US last August, the company is finally bringing its ‘in-depth articles’ feature to Britain. It can usually be found towards the bottom of the page and highlights three thought-provoking articles about your chosen keyword(s). Google also links to a related topic, hoping that you’ll use its search engine as a self-contained research tool. The approach is similar to Wikipedia, with the hope being that you’ll be engrossed by a topic and read around it. Notably,…

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Demystifying Google+: How to build a content strategy that works

Apr04
by on April 4, 2014 at 1:40 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, How-To's, Social Media

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Google+ is undoubtedly an important channel for both individuals and organizations of all sizes to be active on, since it’s the social backbone of all of Google’s properties from Gmail to search.  Not to mention, that there’s 300 million monthly active users on Google+ to date. Therefore, the use of Google+ can potentially help increase your visibility in Google search, as well as highlight your most recent post from the social network in Gmail or at the top of the search results. However, many businesses are still having a hard time trying to gain traction on Google+ as compared to…

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