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 fast LTE speed, which
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 figured, why
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
