Similar Posts
Mobile Marketing: Apple’s Decline – the Statistics
As mentioned in an earlier post, Apple must needs over time slowly slide back into oblivion, primarily because its creative power is now only a miniscule fraction of the supernova it was earlier, due to the untimely death of the genius that was Steve Jobs. Signs of this decay are already evident. I provide here…
QR Code Video Up
At left is a QR code, which you are most possibly seeing with increasing frequency in diverse places. This is readable by a smartphone. There are several interesting ways in which it can be put to use, and I describe them in the video below. Take a look. You can look forward…
Mobile Marketing: Google Play SEO
According to recent buzz, Google Play and the iOS App Store (hereinafter termed “the big two”) are the new search engines. It is therefore appropriate to start paying attention to the literature on how to make one’s app rank high in the search results of the the big two, aka “mobile app seo” (seo =…
CAD Services: AutoCAD Mobile – Too Many Complaints
AutoCAD 360 is the official AutoCAD® mobile app. Available for Android as well as Apple phones, its earlier versions were called AutoCAD WS. Seeing it in the news and being in the CAD services business, we were of course curious and decided to download it. We were immediately faced with a disincentive for the download….
Announcing the Discovery of the Minfographic
The majority of today’s infographics each contain a large, diverse collection of information. Let’s have a look at some typical infographics. below is a screenshot take from the Google Images results of the keyword “infographic”, with the dimensions of the full size of each infographic annotated over it. And then, there’s this fact: Industry reports…
iCloud Outage: Apple’s Decline Shows
On Wednesday June 20, many users of Apple’s iCloud service experienced an outage. In my opinion, this is an early sign of what we all know in our hearts is going to happen: the decline of Apple. The remarkable, brilliant Steve Jobs was the eyes of the Company, and those eyes had a distance vision…
