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IBM's Sequoia Becomes Fastest Supercomputer Worldwide
Sequoia, the new supercomputer from IBM, is now the world's fastest, and Japan's K Computer made by Fujitsu has just fallen into the second place.
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Social Media PR & Social Media Strategy
Dinamundo iPhone App Makes for Fun Real-Life Interactions
The Dinamundo iPhone app, makes real-life connections a fun, social experience, combining the best of mobile and online worlds with what happens in real life.
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5ivepoints Partners with Beckerman to Enhance Mobile App Brand
5ivePoints selected Beckerman to help promote their mobile app technology designed to leverage social media in political campaigns. Beckerman seeks to increase 5ivePoints brand awareness and position its executives as industry thought leaders in mobile application development.
Social Media PR & Social Media Strategy
Asus Posts "Sexist" Transformer AiO Tweet
Asus has received a tremendous amount of criticism over a recent tweet the company posted on Twitter this week.
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Instapaper Releases Android App Version
Instapaper has just become the latest iOS app to embrace Android.
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Facebook Announces a Couple of New Features and Plans a Smartphone
After the IPO and the decrease in value of stock actions that followed, Facebook fights back with heavy artillery and announces games in feeds, rolls out “trending videos” and plans to launch a smartphone in 2013.
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Wearable Technology: The Real Upcoming Trend
Several weeks ago I wrote a review of some high dollar innovation over at The Epoch Times. That "Heads Up" was not only about heads up displays and wearable wonder, but Google X Labs and so forth. Fast forward to today, this old Beta tester is back in the sampling boots to check out WIMM Labs today. Read on for the preview to coming wearable technology.
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Google Chrome Becomes the Most Used Browser Worldwide
The long lasting domination of Internet Explorer over other Internet browsers has just ended.
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Intel Launches Intel iQ Digital Magazine
A new and innovative social media project comes from Intel in the form of Intel iQ, a digital magazine with content submitted by employees that aims to "connect with a younger audience and tell them the bigger story of who we are as a brand," said Editor-in-Chief Bryan Rhoads. The idea is very simple: when an article submitted by the company’s employees reaches a certain number recommendations it goes on the iQ front page.
