1. RIM: We Are Not Withdrawing From Consumer Market... →

    parislemon:

    …yet.

    The writing is so very obviously on the wall here. And not just the consumer market, eventually all markets. If RIM exists in 5 years, I’d bet it’s solely in services and/or some suite of apps like BBM. If.

    Rim

  2. lifelovelenses:

Surfers jumping off the pier in Durban to surf swell brought in by Cyclone Irina. (photo by Carolyn Mackintosh Durant) 

    lifelovelenses:

    Surfers jumping off the pier in Durban to surf swell brought in by Cyclone Irina. 

    (photo by Carolyn Mackintosh Durant) 

  3. #iphonography #Random #MTB (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

    #iphonography #Random #MTB (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

  4. #iphonography #Random (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

    #iphonography #Random (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

  5. dog peeping under the door #iphonography #dogs #Random (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

    dog peeping under the door #iphonography #dogs #Random (uploaded with Streamzoo.com)

  6. emergentfutures:

Android’s Share Collapses For The First Time Ever
Android’s share of the the U.S. smartphone market sales collapsed for the first time ever in November and October as consumers bought up the iPhone 4S. Now that Apple sells the iPhone on Verizon, Sprint and AT&T, it actually closed the gap on Android.
The big question for Apple: Is this is a short term jolt driven by the iPhone 4S which came out in October, or is it a long term trend?
Full Story: Business Insider

    emergentfutures:

    Android’s Share Collapses For The First Time Ever

    Android’s share of the the U.S. smartphone market sales collapsed for the first time ever in November and October as consumers bought up the iPhone 4S. Now that Apple sells the iPhone on Verizon, Sprint and AT&T, it actually closed the gap on Android.

    The big question for Apple: Is this is a short term jolt driven by the iPhone 4S which came out in October, or is it a long term trend?

    Full Story: Business Insider



  7. How Could Twitter Influence Science (And Why Scientists Are on Board) →

    emergentfutures:

    “The bottom line is simple: articles that many people tweeted about were 11 times more likely to be highly cited than those who few people tweeted about. Its implications are even more interesting. It generally takes months and years for papers to be cited by other scientific publications. Thus, on the day an article comes out, it would seem to be difficult to tell whether it will have a real impact on a given field. However, because the majority of tweets about journal articles occur within the first two days of publication, we now have an early signal about which research is likely to be significant.”

    Paul Higgins: This is very interesting although some care needs to be taken on causal relationships versus correlations.

    Full Story: Forbes

  8. futuramb:

At Boston hospital, robots monitor patients’ recovery at home | Springwise
At Children’s Hospital in Boston, doctors are now in the midst of a pilot project in which patients take robots home with them after their stay, for help with post-operative consultations and care.

    futuramb:

    At Boston hospital, robots monitor patients’ recovery at home | Springwise

    At Children’s Hospital in Boston, doctors are now in the midst of a pilot project in which patients take robots home with them after their stay, for help with post-operative consultations and care.

  9. Streamzoo photo - #andrography #Random Jacaranda tree

    Streamzoo photo - #andrography #Random Jacaranda tree

    (Source: streamzoo.com)

  10. Streamzoo photo - Sunset Zwartkops racetrack #Random #andrography

    Streamzoo photo - Sunset Zwartkops racetrack #Random #andrography

    (Source: streamzoo.com)