Alxena. Objective c - Can .strings resource files be added at runtime. Pinterest Joins Twitter And Facebook As The Newest Self-Expression Engine. Get ready to start hearing a lot about Pinterest. From the New York Times to The Wall Street Journal to XOJane it seems like more people in the mainstream press are covering and integrating Pinterest into their day to day media consumption habits than us covering the niche tech vertical.
To give you some idea of how hot this product is, know of any other invite-only beta that has over 1.5 million active users on Facebook? Despite the whispers of Instagram-levels of user growth and elite investor interest, the tech press hasn’t yet quite caught on to the Pinterest phenomenon. Why not? Well aside from the fact that founders Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra and Evan Sharp are super press shy (and that women users, who are still sadly marginalized, are first on the bandwagon), the site touts itself as a “virtual pinboard” — and no one has any idea what that means. This quirky choice of catchphrase is problematic with regards to user onboarding.
Exactly. Vision Board image: Wisewellwoman. Sony Ericsson CEO: We Should Have Taken The iPhone More Seriously. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Sony Ericsson President and CEO Bert Nordberg made a number of interesting statements about the iPhone, Android, Windows Phone and Motorola. Defending the decision to pick Android as the choice operating system for its mobile handsets, Nordberg posits that it was ‘the best choice they could have made’ considering its rapid growth, but also acknowledges that the company “should have taken the iPhone more seriously when it arrived in 2007″.
Asked whether he would have liked to buy Motorola Mobility rather than Google, he candidly responds: “Well sure, but before you go shopping you have to become rich. And a deal between us would have been extremely complicated, with us being a private company with two large owners and them being a listed U.S. company.” Nordberg says the goal is for Sony Ericsson to gradually shed its feature phone business and become a 100% smartphone company – much unlike Nokia, I should note.
What's My IP Address? Networking Tools & More. How To Save Images in the iPad Safari and Mail Apps. Here’s another basic but very handy tip for those of you who are new to the iPad. You may often receive a photo in an email that you want to save and keep on your iPad – or spot an image in a web site that you’d like to save. It’s very easy to do this on the iPad – hit the lovely little read more link to see how … To Save an Image in an email, within the iPad’s Mail Application – Tap and hold the image within the email.
A dialog will pop up with two options – Save Image and Copy. To Save an Image on a Web Page in the iPad Safari Application – Same as above really. It’s as easy as that. The following two tabs change content below. Founder and Editor in Chief of iPad Insight.