Posted By KillerStartups.com - all on September 10th, 2010
The concept of micro-sharing was not created by Twitter, but it certainly gained unprecedented notoriety because of it. And it is out of the question that a service like the one being reviewed right now would never have been released without Twitter having shown the potential that micro-sharing truly had.
Hello Hype is a site in which the latest books, music and movies are micro-reviewed.
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Posted By KillerStartups.com - all on September 10th, 2010
Meeting notes are traditionally hard to read and make sense of. That is because the notes themselves are made up of a continuous text where everything is mixed together. You have to make an effort in order to reorder the thoughts that have been set down there.
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Posted By KillerStartups.com - all on September 10th, 2010
Appyzilla is a site where applications and products for iPads and iPhones are reviewed. These include everything from productivity apps and games to cases for carrying your iPhone around, as well as books that are sure to be highly appealing to any person who has any such device.
And there is more to the site than that, as it will let you find promo codes that you can then proceed to use in order to get free apps for your iPhone or iPad.
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Posted By Kevin C. Tofel on September 10th, 2010
Nokia today named Stephen Elop as the new president and CEO of the Finnish phone-maker, effective September 21. Elop replaces Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo who held the role since 2006. To understand why Nokia chose Elop, you just have look at both Nokia’s strategy and at Elop’s past.
Posted By KillerStartups.com - all on September 10th, 2010
In all likelihood, there is no other niche site for aviators as comprehensive as Go Flying. It acts as a true marketplace where listings are posted, and also as a social site in which aviators can meet in order to discuss routes and share plans. Groups can be created and joined by anybody, messages can be sent, photos can be uploaded and shared, videos can be posted… In short, all the features that we have come to expect of sites such as Facebook are fully accounted for.
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Posted By KillerStartups.com - all on September 10th, 2010
If you own a blog, you are already aware of the importance of giving your visitors the most personalized experience that you can. You know that the more unique you can make your blog look, then the more likely they are to take a true liking to it.
Tweetmakr is a service that will let you customize something that is seldom made customizable: the retweet button that is displayed next to each and every post that you publish.
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Posted By Mike Butcher on September 10th, 2010
Nokia is replacing Chief Executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, who proved unable to address the phone-maker’s loss of the smartphone crown in the last few years, with Stephen Elop, formerly of Microsoft Corp. Nokia has two main issues to address: a steep loss in earnings and a market share in leading edge mobiles that is being assaulted by iPhone/Android/RIM. Its share price is consequently taking a beating. And let’s not forget the ongoing nightmares of leaked of protoypes, loss of its fanboys, and its CTO.
“My role as leader of Nokia is to lead this team through the period of change, take the organization through this period of disruption…to meet the needs of its customers, while delivering superior financial performance,” Mr. Elop said at a news conference in Helsinki, reports the WSJ.
Mr. Elop was formerly the head of Microsoft’s business division. He starts on September 21, at a tricky time – Nokia World (the firm’s annual talkfest London) is only next week so he will be unable to make a Steve-jobs-like entrance onto the stage and set a new tone for the organization. 
Posted By John Biggs on September 10th, 2010
It’s not every day you get to look inside a major electronics factory. Most of the work done there is compartmentalized and the manufacturing done for one company never touches the manufacturing done for another. In fact, Foxconn’s R&D labs consist of a series of locked doors. You can only get into one and that’s only if you’re allowed in to see prototypes. It’s an amazing world of secrecy and deception.
That’s why it’s quite interesting that BusinessWeek got to sit down with Terry Gou inside the Foxconn factory in Shenzhen. There they learned about the company’s efforts to stop everyone from killing themselves (parades, chants of “treasure your life”) and still maintain the backbreaking pace required of modern manufacturers.
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Posted By Matt Burns on September 10th, 2010
Well it’s about time. Panasonic’s latest VIERA Cast HDTVs and Blu-ray finally have the ability to do the Netflix streaming thing. I mean, it’s awesome that the ability is now available on most of the 2010 models, but it’s rather surprising that it took so long to hit the VIERA Cast line. These HDTVs have been on the forefront of the streaming game since the beginning and it seems like Netflix is on just about every CE device these days. But no matter, Netflix is finally available on these sets and ready to stream Firefly to your swanky new Panny HDTV.
