For people who enjoy running, there’s nothing like lacing up the Nikes, heading out the door and hitting that stride. But every runner hits a wall at one point or another and day after day, run after run can soon become monotonous
You know those Windows 7 commercials where everyone’s joyfully finishing each other’s sentences, musing about what they want out of an operating system? Yeah, well, that now-ubiquitous format was due for a parody, and College Humor was only too happy to oblige.
A new app offers a real-time snapshot of which applications Android users are engaging with by publicly sharing the app stats of those signed up to the service. AppAware goes as far as to offer a Twitter feed of downloads, updates and deletions that can be viewed via #AppAware
A growing number of resort and spa destinations are spreading their wings and reaching a wider customer base via social media. With the help of social networking platforms and niche bloggers, vacation spots are broadening their branding efforts from the sand to the slopes, and connecting with potential patrons they may not have reached through traditional advertising.
iPhone users, we’ve got a free gift for you! Mashable’s new iPhone app [iTunes link] is live in the App Store, offering an entirely new interface and a bunch of new features.
When the iPad was announced a few weeks ago, the lack of support for Adobe Flash prompted outcries from would-be users — largely because of what impact that would have on streaming video services. Today, AllThingsD’s Peter Kafka is reporting that Hulu for the iPad is indeed likely , but you might have to pay for it. Last year, the web went into hysterics when a representative from Fox (one of Hulu’s three owners — alongside Disney and NBC Universal/Comcast) announced that he wanted to start charging for Hulu .
An unfamiliar source sent us these, which claim to be screenshots of the upcoming Google Chrome OS . Are they real?
It’s now generally assumed that Apple is set to launch a tablet computer, with an announcement as early as September and availability in November. An article in the Financial Times last month claimed the company was rushing to roll out the device in time for the Christmas buying season, while a Barron’s article this week quoted an analyst who claims to have tested a prototype of the machine
