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Seek and ye shall be found
Among the many gadgets and tools that Google has gifted us with is Google Insights, which lets you “compare search volume patterns across specific regions, categories, and time frames.” Or, as blogger Andrew Chen explains it, “Basically you put in keywords and it give you pretty charts.” One of the things you can do with Insights is get a feel for the relative popularity of a site by state or nation based on how often it’s searched for (a stat that often tracks actu
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The cloud is falling, the cloud is falling!
The crowd in the cloud is going through another rough patch (see “Scars from the madding cloud” and “Cloudburst spoils Amazon?s weekend“). Apple’s MobileMe service was down for a few hours yesterday, and access continues to be sketchy for some, representing the most unfortunate kind of consistency over the past month (see “Jobs declares MobileMe launch insanely grating“). Google found itself apologizing this morning for a widespread Gmail outage yester
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“Self-professed experts will tell you that requirements gathering is the most critical part of the project, because if you get it wrong, then all the rest of your work goes towards building the wrong thing. This is sooooort of true, in a skewed way, but it’s not the complete picture.“The problem with this view is that requirements gathering basically never works. How many times have you seen a focus group gather requirements from customers, then the product team builds the prod
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Off Topic
Mathway, a step-by-step math problem solver that shows its work, and an excellent Large Hadron Collider rap from the geeks at CERN.
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Analyst says Kindle’s smoking
With Amazon remaining mum about sales of the Kindle, its e-book reader, we’re left with the pronouncements of seers trying to divine what they can from what clues the market may offer. Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney gave us his reading of the smoke signals today, and for what it’s worth, he’s more bullish than ever. Mahaney doubled his earlier projections for Kindle sales, now anticipating that Amazon will move 378,000 units this year, 934,000 next year, and 4.4 million in 2010
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Georgian president’s Web site takes refuge in the other Georgia
You can pretty much count on any modern war having a cyberfront these days, and that now seems to be the case in the conflict between Russia and Georgia. Authorities in Georgia, along with independent Net monitoring groups, reported a variety of attacks on official Georgian government sites starting late last week that have left them intermittently slogging or down. The perpetrators, who are apparently using networks of compromised computers to launch the attacks, haven’t been pinned down,
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Apple puts up impressive numbers in synchronized selling
Large chunks of the consumer economy may be in the doldrums, but you wouldn’t know it looking at the one-month sales figures for Apple’s iPhone and its new App Store. You may recall Apple reporting 1 million iPhone 3Gs sold during its first three days on the market. Now, 30 days in, analyst Michael Cote of the Cote Collaborative estimates that number is up to 3 million and climbing steadily. “They are seeing unprecedented demand,” said Cote. On the down side, however, ane
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The art of smoke, and the Flat Earth Society (no joke).
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“On Saturday, Mr. Stelter?s wonderful article in The New York Times on how people were working around the blackout on the Olympic ceremony began as a post on Twitter seeking consumer experiences, then jumped onto his blog, TV Decoder, caught the attention of editors who wanted it expanded for the newspaper and ended up on Page One, jammed with insight and with plenty of examples from real human experience. How much more powerful is that networked intelligence than a reporter with a phone
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App Pull update: Nothing to see here, folks
That mysterious reference deep inside the iPod 2.0 operating system to an application blacklist that got some people all worked up yesterday? An Apple source tells Daring Fireball’s Jon Gruber that it’s specifically designed to prevent unauthorized applications from accessing the iPhone’s location-aware features and doing anything that would compromise privacy. It’s not a master kill switch. You may now return to your usual state of wary hypervigilance.
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