Mike Pugh | Web Developer, FPC-Virtual | NYC | NYC | New York Established the Cloud Tops E-Business group focused on Power networking All Networks developed by FPC-Virtual web design teams: Cloud Tops- The Interactive Web Guide | CloudTops.org Cloud Tops Social- Social Sharing Network | Beatlodge- House music social network | Beatlodge.com Sayangourmet - Cooking network | Sayangourmet.com Freestyle H20 - Freestyle & Open Poetry | FreestyleH2O.com APTutoring - Tutoring social network | archtutors.webs. comAABClassic - Alzheimer's Fundraiser | aabclasic.orgClouds News – Wordpress blog | cloudsevolve.comFPC-Virtual – Web Design Social network | FPC-Virtual.com Curator of Cloud Explorer: for curating (Organizing & collecting) over 20,000+ useful web locations aka pearls, received 200,000+ visits due to sharing and individual efforts made, since June 20th, 2011
FPC-Virtual Mac FPC-Virtual Google+ Platform Blog Reviews I’ll admit, I’ve never felt the need to purchase network-attached-storage (NAS) hardware for storing and accessing my media or backing up my files. These days most of my content, from photos and movies to back ups of important files for work, are already stored in the cloud. My photos are (supposed to) auto backup to Photostream in iCloud, iTunes has all of my music downloadable from all my devices from the cloud, and any important files and everything else go directly to Dropbox or Google Drive. Around 90% of my content is already stored and accessible from anywhere in the cloud. That being said, for the last year or so I’ve been hearing more and more about Synology DiskStation products. I’ve been putting the Synology DiskStation hardware and brand new DiskStation Manager 5.0 software to the test in recent months to see if I could really benefit from a NAS solution despite all my content already being on the cloud and backed up.
Home - appearoo About Google+ Ripples - Google+ Help Google+ Ripples creates an interactive graphic of the public shares of any public post or URL on Google+ to show you how it has rippled through the network and help you discover new and interesting people to follow. Ripples shows you: People who have reshared the link will be displayed with their own circle. Inside the circle will be people who have reshared the link from that person (and so on). Circles are roughly sized based on the relative influence of that person. The comments users added when they reshared a link are displayed in the sidebar of Ripples. At the bottom of the Ripples page, you can play an animated version of the visualization that shows how the link was shared over time. Beneath the timeline on the Ripples page statistics on the link. While Ripples displays a lot of cool information, you’re not actually seeing all the action that’s taken place. Not sure if a post is public?
Apple Inc Apple executives have reached out to employees today in a company wide email urging them to review Apple’s Business Conduct Policy, a document describing how employees should conduct themselves in and outside the company while representing Apple. An email from Apple’s SVP and General Counsel Bruce Sewell (below) was accompanied by a new version of the policy available to employees in iBooks format and a video from CEO Tim Cook discussing the policy. It’s unclear if there was a situation at Apple that could have prompted the email and video from Apple executives to employees. Apple notes that the policy “explains in very clear terms how you are expected to conduct yourself with our customers, business partners, government agencies, and fellow employees.” The document also covers legal principles “like antitrust and anti-corruption laws” that all employees are expected to follow. {*style:<i>*}As Dr.
Pearltrees' blog Voici “Smartcloud”, la toute dernière version de Pearltrees. Elle permet d’importer et d’organiser tout ce que vous avez partagé sur les réseaux sociaux ou stocké sur Internet. Dès aujourd’hui, vous pouvez remettre la main sur les centaines ou les milliers de contenus que vous avez partagés ou stockés au cours des dernières années. Voici comment ça marche : 1. Le bouton “ajouter”, identifiable par son symbole “+” permet d’accéder aux imports. 2. Dès que les contenus importés sont nombreux, un algorithme d’auto-organisation vient vous aider. 3. Nous avons amélioré toutes les fonctionnalités d’organisation et de personnalisation pour vous permettre d’ajouter facilement une touche personneIle à vos collections. 4. Vos contenus n’ont jamais été aussi bien mis en valeur dans Pearltrees. Cette nouvelle version de Pearltrees est disponible dès aujourd’hui sur le Web. Filed under: Community, News, Platform, User Interface by pearltrees on September 24th, 2015 | No Comments »
The Impact of the iPod "With iPod, Apple has invented a whole new category of digital music player that lets you put your entire music collection in your pocket and listen to it wherever you go," said Steve Jobs as the first iPod launched in 2001. "With iPod, listening to music will never be the same again." Thanks to the iPod's far-reaching impact over the last decade, you could argue that the consumer electronics industry has never been the same again. On the tenth anniversary of the iPod's debut we take a look at just how influential Apple's portable digital music player has been. 1. "The iPod truly ushered in the era of portable digital consumer electronics, much as the Walkman did for analog audio," states Jordan Selburn, principal analyst of consumer electronics at IHS-iSuppli. In just 10 years the iPod has been so influential that the word has come to represent a portable digital music player in the same way "Hoover" dominates the vacuum cleaner market. 2. The iPod's design is iconic. 3. 4. 5.
Angry Birds and iPads to Fly into Space After taking over the world - in the form of an extremely popular multi-platform game, followed by toys and accessories, even baby clothes - Angry Birds will venture where no dissatisfied feathered creature has gone before: into space. An Angry Birds plush toy, as well as two Apple iPads, will be sent to the International Space Station with two upcoming Russian space launches. The iPads will be sent with the next unmanned resupply flight later this month. The toy doll of the red bird from the popular game will be sent with three crew members, which are due to fly to the ISS next month. The cosmonauts will use the iPads for entertainment purposes, but the plush toy will actually have a mission - it will signal the escape from the clutches of Earth's gravity field when it starts to float. [via collectSPACE]