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Tag Archives: google
Apparently Consumers Don’t Trust Google or Apple With Mobile Payments
An interesting study from Ogilvy … and a not so surprising response given our historical payment relationships are with the traditional payment brands. Should be interesting to track changes here though as it’s quite clear that Apple and Google will … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iPhone, marketing
Tagged american express, apple, google, mastercard, mobile payments, nfc, paypal, visa
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Google Sync For iPhone
I guess I knew about this, but had yet to consider why I’d want to switch my Gmail config over to Google Sync. 5 minutes later I can assure you that it’s the right move. Thanks to Business Insider’s quick … Continue reading
Where is PayPal’s gateway to real world payments?
I just caught a post on Techcrunch that got me thinking about PayPal’s mobile strategy a bit … Apparently they’ve finally released a Symbian client following the long(er) standing clients for Blackberry, iOS and Android. Apple and Google’s competing plans … Continue reading
Google Maps now with Google Earth
I’m not certain when this change went through but it’s pretty cool to see Google Earth inside Maps itself. Now if you hover over the Satellite option over in the top right corner, a new square floats out to let … Continue reading
Why Google TV?
I get it. I’ve been living the converged life for years. GoogleTV looks like a simpler version of boxee and seems to have a less than considered UI compared to AppleTV. It has search of course, but how are you … Continue reading
Posted in Android, gadgets and technology, tv
Tagged Android, appletv, google, MediaCenter
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Twitter locations are being shared
I guess I’ve missed this previously, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that tweets posted with locations are fully shared to Buzz. This is how things should absolutely work, but often times (like with foursquare) you have to click … Continue reading
Posted in gadgets and technology, software, travel
Tagged buzz, google, location, twitter
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How Google Won the #brandbowl
Unlike the vast majority of crap that ran last night, Google delivered an incredibly focused piece for the Super Bowl. The ad is simple, shows off the product and keeps the brand on screen for the entire time.
Posted in marketing
Tagged brandbowl, google, marketing, parisian love, super bowl, tv
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Just one reason real apps beat the cloud
As well designed as the new Google Voice app is, I really don’t want to have to wait to view my contacts while things load.
Where’s the Gmail on Blackberry experience?
Email and PIM functions on the Blackberry are stellar. Dare I say the best actually. I’ve used a slew of mobile devices and the sheer speed with which you can cut through inbox clutter is unparalleled. I should qualify that … Continue reading
Maybe T-Mobile wasn’t sleeping this whole time
Walking to the train tonight it suddenly hit me how awesome T-Mobile’s network announcement (Full HSPA+) was today. It’s unclear how long they knew the Nexus One was coming, but clearly they knew enough and had enough lead time to … Continue reading
Google’s Favorite Places not quite that helpful
Today I caught a sticker in the sandwich shop by the office for Favorite Places on Google and decided to give the QR code a shot. Here’s what I got in return: Reviews are helpful if I’ve never been t … Continue reading
The difference between Google and Nokia
While this is hardly a definitive view, I think it’s an excellent example which highlights a key difference  in how Nokia and Google have gone to market with very similar ideas. Ovi Prime Place and Google’s Favorite Places both seek … Continue reading
What about the Google Phone is Going to matter?
Take a peek on Techmeme and you might think the only story in tech news is the upcoming and likely release of a Google Phone. Â I’m sure it will be decent enough but am starting to question the logic a … Continue reading
Posted in Android, gadgets and technology, mobile
Tagged Android, google, marketing, mobile, T-Mobile, verizon wireless
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Google Latitude Goes iPhone via Web App … sigh
So Google Latitude finally arrives on the iPhone and it comes through as a web app?! One one hand you have to admire the skill in which it was programmed by the Google team. Speed is nice and quick, features … Continue reading
24 hours without GMail
GMail started acting flaky last night but today I have not been able to log in a single time. I’ve gotten timeouts from the web UI, been unable to connect via mobile and even received a report from Nokia Messaging … Continue reading