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Lifehacker top iPhone apps

December 27, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

Most Popular iPhone Apps and Posts of 2012
Thorin Klosowski, lifehacker.com

2012 was an interesting year for Apple’s iPhone and iPad. We got a new operating system with iOS 6, and that came with a fair share of problems. Still, lots of new features, apps, and fixes came along. Here are the most popular iOS-related posts o…

Most Popular iPhone Apps and Posts of 2012 http://flip.it/E2WMJ http://flip.it/DREPq

Triage for iPhone Organizes Your Email On the Go – Lifehacker – Lifehacker (lifehacker.com)
FX Photo Studio HD for iPad goes free in celebration of 1 million downloads on iPhone (9to5toys.com)
Ads on iPhone Worth More Than Ads on Android, Film at Duh O’Clock (marketwatch.com)
Volkswagen to Unveil iBeetle at Auto China 2013 (amog.com)

Goodbye Sparrow: 8 Alternatives to Sparrow for Email

December 24, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Knowledge Management, Regenerative Economy

lifehack.org

So, you were looking for a great alternative to Apple’s Mail.app on OS X and iOS and stumbled upon Sparrow. It was fast, handled mail in a comfortable and familiar Gmail fashion, and was full featured. It was all good until you heard th…

http://flip.it/WU03e

Goodbye Sparrow: 8 Alternatives to Sparrow for Email

Triage: My New Favorite Email App for iPhone (macstories.net)
Mailbird is a fast, lightweight, Sparrow-inspired Gmail app for Windows users (theverge.com)

iPads swarm healthcare

December 23, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Network Science

Is Your Doctor’s iPad Good For Your Health?
By Neal Ungerleider, fastcompany.com

Surgeons, doctors, nurses, residents, and other medical professionals all regularly use iPads on the job. The practice has inspired a cottage industry, health care innovation, and privacy concerns.

Slowly but surely, iPads are changing the fa…

RT @FastCompany: Is your doctor’s iPad good for your health? http://flip.it/teODe http://flip.it/kRPPS

Auxo coming to iPad next month (idownloadblog.com)

Intelligence agencies use iPhones and iPads–in top secret mode

December 22, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Security & Privacy

How America’s Spies Use iPhones And iPads
By Neal Ungerleider, fastcompany.com

Deep inside the NSA guidelines for iOS, warnings about “juice-jacking,” “hot mikes,” and requirements to cover iPad cameras with tape.

Years ago, when spooks and government employees needed a secure smartphone, they turned to Research in…

RT @nealunger: iSpy: Inside the #NSA’s best practices for secure iPhone and iPad use. Can your organization use them? http://flip.it/zZkr6 #tech http://flip.it/W5wU9

Facebook 6.0 for iPad and iPhone: hands-on with Chat Heads, stickers, and more (theverge.com)
Studies: iPad, iOS growing US ad spend share, usage in North America (electronista.com)
How to quickly access your browsing history in Safari for iPhone or iPad (imore.com)

Apple’s Passbook Is a Surprise Success for Developers

December 20, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

Christina Bonnington, wired.com

It’s been a few months since Passbook was announced, and talk has died down to almost nothing. Is anyone even using the service? It turns out, yes, and we’re using it a lot.

Apple’s Passbook Is a Surprise Success for Developers http://flip.it/CjHIO http://flip.it/vOHyS

Apple’s Passbook Is a Surprise Success for Developers

Passbook: What Happened? (becktech18.wordpress.com)
Samsung copies Apple’s Passbook (idownloadblog.com)
Samsung Announces Passbook, err, ‘Wallet’ (macgasm.net)
Samsung announces Wallet app, looks eerily similar to Apple’s Passbook (edibleapple.com)
iPhone Passbook: Six months on and it still disappoints (applios.wordpress.com)

YouTube app lets you edit and record video easily on iOS

December 17, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

YouTube launches Capture, a video recording and enhancing app for iOS
By Nathan Ingraham, theverge.com

YouTube has just launched Capture, a new app for iOS. It lets users take quick video, make minor adjustments, and upload that video to YouTube, Google+, Facebook, or Twitter. The app is built specifically for iPhone and iPod touch and is…

RT @verge: YouTube launches Capture, a video recording and enhancing app for iOS http://flip.it/d6UFk http://flip.it/Igwgs

YouTube For iOS Update Adds Live Streaming, More (macgasm.net)
New update for YouTube on iOS (imaczone.wordpress.com)
Google Updates YouTube App For iOS To Include Access To Live Streams (cultofmac.com)

Better mail apps for the Mac

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Knowledge Management

From The Makers Of Orchestra Comes Mailbox, The Best Email Management App You’ll Ever Use
Ryan Lawler, techcrunch.com

Every now and then, I get my hands on an application or a piece of technology that I can’t wait to tell the rest of the world about. Something that is a joy to use, tackles a major problem in a totally intuitive way, and makes otherwis…

http://flip.it/PRkDz

Another Overnight Sensation: Mailbox Is Dropbox’s Instagram (forbes.com)
Mail Pilot iOS App Transforms Your Mailbox Into A To-Do List (video) (geeky-gadgets.com)
Facebook Home goes in quest of our lives (blogdowntheborders.wordpress.com)

Why Apple maps debacle was actually a success

December 14, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Sustainable Design

Is Google’s New Maps App Actually a Big Triumph for Apple?
Frederick E. Allen, forbes.com

Last September when Apple ditched its Google Maps iPhone app and replaced it with its amazingly inept home-built Maps app, the move was so roundly denounced as a step backward and a weakening of the iPhone environment that chief execut…

http://flip.it/RpLfa

Reliably Navigate With Google Maps For iPhone (makeuseof.com)
Apple Acquires WiFiSLAM, An Indoor Navigation Company (ubergizmo.com)
The Best iPhone Apps to Replace Pre-Loaded Ones (blogs.wsj.com)
Apple Maps Slowly Improving (informationweek.com)
After six months, experiences start to show Apple Maps may be better than Google Maps (zdnet.com)
Apple Maps Beats Google And Waze In An Unofficial Test Among Tech Pundits (cultofmac.com)

Scripkit lets you code iPad apps fast

December 1, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

With Scriptkit, Code Simple iPad Apps In The Time It Takes To Read This Post
By Mark Wilson, fastcodesign.com

Even non-coders can use Scriptkit for iPad to prototype web-powered iPad apps, all without ever touching a keyboard.

I’ve never coded a day in my life before 15 minutes ago, and as I write, I’m looking at a map I just created to show me the…

iPad Hotspot – How to Turn it On & Share (ipadnotebook.wordpress.com)
Best Computing & Computer Repairs (itsupportperth3447.wordpress.com)
iPad 3 Years On (newsfromtheloop.wordpress.com)

People Are Literally Allergic To BlackBerry phones

November 26, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Network Science

People Are Literally Allergic To BlackBerry Phones
By Colin Lecher, popsci.com

Like, an actual itching allergy. But, come on, there are lots of other reasons to dump BlackBerry.

BlackBerry has been having a rough go of it lately, slowly sliding into irrelevance as Android and iPhone corner the market. Now add one…

http://flpbd.it/OS1sT

BlackBerry’s time may be ripe in iPhone battle – Boston Herald (bostonherald.com)
Preview BlackBerry 10 on your iPhone, Android device (howto.cnet.com)
BlackBerry details unique security features in OS 10 (networkworld.com)
Curious About BlackBerry 10? Try It Now On Your Android Or iOS Device (cultofmac.com)

Why your body is the next target for social technology

November 5, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Network Science

Smart Body, Smart World: The Next Phase of Personal Computing
Sarah Rotman Epps, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research, allthingsd.com

In the past half-century, computing has evolved from the mainframe to the desktop to the shoulder bag to the pocket, and now it’s taking over new frontiers: our physical bodies, and the physical environments that we inhabit. The ne…

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Is MDM, as Forrester Research calls it, a “heavy-handed approach?” (itconnecter.wordpress.com)
Forrester’s top 15 emerging technologies to watch (zdnet.com)
Using Social Media in your Job Search (marketingcurry.wordpress.com)
The CIO Needs to Become a More Mature Position (thetibcoblog.com)
Forrester Research Calls Mobile-Device Management ‘Heavy-Handed Approach’ (cio.com)
Zachary Reiss Davis: Penny Arcade’s Influence on Tech products vs. Forrester Research (influencermarketingreview.com)
Forrester Research calls mobile-device management ‘heavy-handed approach’ (networkworld.com)
The NYT is doing something smart by using Twitter trends to target ads (paidcontent.org)
SXSW: Will collecting data on your body make you healthier? (cnn.com)

Belkin’s NetCam WiFi Camera is Mac compatible

November 5, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

Belkin’s NetCam WiFi Camera with Night Vision keeps an eye out for ghosts while you’re out, hooks up with iOS / Android
Ben Gilbert, engadget.com

Out of town for Halloween and worried that your empty house is getting filled with ethereal catburglars? You can’t even see what they’re taking! Belkin’s got a solution for you with its new Wi-Fi NetCam, feeding your iOS or Android devi…

http://flpbd.it/PJWRK

Watch Your Home From The Outside With NetCam (inventorspot.com)
Belkin Acquires Smart Wi-Fi Maker Linksys (news.softpedia.com)
Tape Your Friends’ Wi-Fi Password To Their Router For Easy Tech Support (lifehacker.com.au)
Belkin’s Acquisition Of Linksys Is Now Complete (webpronews.com)
New Wi-Fi delivers more data faster, but at a cost (boston.com)
Cameras With WiFi Connectivity Could Be Hacked And Turned Into Spy Cams (ubergizmo.com)
Invite Big Brother into your home with the latest foolproof security cameras (digitaltrends.com)

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