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The poll auto-responder http://t.co/RJFp89QW
August 19, 2012
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The poll auto-responder - Gabriel Weinberg's Blog
We're in the middle of putting together Traction (the book), and have been experimenting with different email auto-responses when people sign up for the mailing list. Our best results are with this email: Subject: Traction Book Question Thanks for signing up for Traction book updates!
Download: Latest Google Play Store 3.8.16 - http://t.co/zla0YnBS
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Download: Latest Google Play Store 3.8.16
Google is currently pushing out a quick follow-up update (v3.8.16) to the new Play Store (v3.8.15) that rolled out a couple of days ago. 3.8.15 brought significant under-the-hood changes, such as support for gift card redemption and wishlists, but 3.8.16 seems to be just a minor bug fixer.
TrapWire: The Truth Behind The Hype - http://t.co/8YhTg7eA
Blogsy Transforms Into A Three-Headed Beast Of A Blogging App - http://t.co/nBKFv3ov
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Blogsy Transforms Into A Three-Headed Beast Of A Blogging App -- AppAdvice
Fomola is once again making good on its tradition of naming the updates it issues for Blogsy after mythical creatures. Let's see ... The past updates to the popular iPad blogging app were called Imp, Cyclops, Sasquatch, Phoenix, Minotaur, Centaur, Dragon, and Medusa.
Marissa Mayer’s First 30 Days - TechCrunch http://t.co/jBlNyACw
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Marissa Mayer's First 30 Days - TechCrunch
On my last visit to Yahoo at the end of July, it was as if a dark cloud had been lifted. Employees enthuastically lined up to enter the cafeteria in the first week of "Free Lunch". URL's, Yahoo's main cafeteria, was more packed than a typical Tuesday.
Startup Chumps http://t.co/EcMuzJvS
Well now feels about as good a time as any to punch out another blog post. 40,000 feet about the Pacific Ocean this time, en route to San Francisco, entire family in tow. I've been saying this so much it's well past being trite but it has been a crazy 7 months.
Dropbox web interface updated to show file changes instantly - http://t.co/g9MXaZV3
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Dropbox web interface updated to show file changes instantly
Multi-platform cloud storage app Dropbox has updated its web interface today so that any changes made from other browser instances or apps reflect almost instantly. For example, renaming or moving a...
Facebook and Twitter Don’t Know What You Want | Diego Basch's Blog http://t.co/jIKdKaAn
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Facebook and Twitter Don't Know What You Want
Facebook and Twitter, after years of searching for the I-wanna-be-like-Google business model, have settled on ads. The oldest business model on the web, and perhaps the default. There is one pesky problem though: online ads are about matching intent: Alice sells Veeblefetzers. Bob wants to buy a Veeblefetzer today, and you know it.
Facebook’s New (Evil) Plan to Grab New Users | Lazy Blogger http://t.co/5dcbuma8
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Facebook's New (Evil) Plan to Grab New Users
I don't know when it started, but it came to my notice with these two tweet from my friend - Facebook sends text to my mom's mobile. She doesn't even have an fb profile. How the heck did they get that number?
Cool Twitter Project Sends Morse Code Using Tweets « AllTwitter http://t.co/0rdB76Cg
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Cool Twitter Project Sends Morse Code Using Tweets - AllTwitter
Trying to think up a unique way to incorporate Twitter into your next college project? Well, Ana Catharina Marques, Kostantinos Frantzis and Markus Schmeiduch came up with a pretty cool idea: Morse code through Twitter. According the the #CPHSignals project website, in Copenhagen there are two neighborhoods located on opposite sides of the harbor that "are geographically close but still feel disconnected."
