worldspy - 05.05.12 01:41 Ron Amadeo, writing for Android Police, think many of the design changes in the Galaxy S III — both hardware and software — were made in response to Apple’s trade dress infringement suit against Samsung:


So there you have it. A darn-near perfect explanation of the GSIII
design. mehr bei androidpolice.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 20:15 When I leave the house in the morning, the first thing I check is that I have my phone with me. It’s not my keys nor my wallet, but my pho… mehr bei mashable.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 14:26 Welcome to our weekly edition of what’s hot in social media news. To help you stay up-to-date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What’s New This Week? Google Analytics Adds a New Set of Social Reports: These new social reports “help you measure the impact of your [...] mehr bei socialmediaexaminer.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 06:25 Asking budding entrepreneurs where they’d like to build their next startup often elicits the same three-word response: New York City.
Ove… mehr bei mashable.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 21:15 The marketing world needs to stop being so afraid and start solving problems, according to Cindy Gallop, an entrepreneur and consultant whose pr… mehr bei mashable.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 15:26 Education Secretary Michael Gove signals to head teachers there will be a re-think over plans for Ofsted to inspect schools without any warning. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

worldspy - 05.05.12 07:13 Sasha Frere-Jones writes about the Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch. Read this.∞ Read this on The Loop mehr bei newyorker.com

worldspy - 05.05.12 13:14 Das kann teuer werden: Vor zwei Jahren postete der Fotograf Daniel Morel Bilder des Haiti-Erdbebens auf Twitter. Die Presseagentur AFP bediente sich, ohne ihn zu fragen - jetzt wird vor Gericht geklärt, ob Morel wegen Verletzung seiner Urheberrechte ein Millionenbetrag zusteht. mehr bei spiegel.de

worldspy - 05.05.12 11:01 Japan begins the process of shutting down its last nuclear reactor, leaving the country without any nuclear power for the first time since 1970. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

worldspy - 05.05.12 20:51 Investigators at the FBI supposedly aren't happy that social networks like Facebook or Google+ don't have the same kind of facility for wiretaps that phones have had for decades. If claimed industry contacts for CNET are right, senior staff at the bureau have floated a proposed amendment to the 1994-era Communications Assistance for Law... mehr bei engadget.com