Android From Zero to Hero: Android is Cleaning Up Here in San Francisco, almost everyone I know has iPhones. But there are a whole lotta people somewhere in the world with Android devices. According to this article from ExtremeTech [https://www.extremetech.com/computing/139458-android-now-powers-75-of-all-smartphones-sold-are-we-heading-towards-a-google-monopoly] , Android shipments are up from 700,000 total in 2008, to 550,000,000
iphone Mobile is not the 2nd Screen. It's the Brains. Apple's new iPhone 5 looks stunning. But the most significant thing about it isn't the new form factor, or the sweet Panorama picture taking capabilities, or the turn-by-turn maps functionality, or any of the new jazzy features. The most significant thing about the iPhone is its
uber Uber: Me and my Driver... ish. I needed to get from our office at 153 Townsend St [http://go.danielodio.com/SOMAcentral] over to Kicklabs at 181 Fremont St. In the elevator on the way down, some colleagues suggested I try Uber [https://www.uber.com/]. I'd ridden in their pedicabs at SXSW and
iphone Live Streaming from the iPhone Here's something that I'm pretty sure will completely transform the real estate industry, along with many others: A newly approved iPhone application that allows for live streaming from the iPhone. You can get the application from iTunes. uStream Will Change the Real Estate Industry
