“Why are you using Google instead of the App Store?” If that question doesn’t immediately make sense to you, don’t feel bad: it took some explaining for me as well. An iPad-using colleague of mine heard that question the other day, from someone who was urging him to search the App Store—not the great big unfocused Web—for the answer to a question. Heck of an idea
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You Should Write the App for That
Yammer, originally launched as a “ Twitter for businesses ,” will soon expand its services into a full-on social network like Facebook — built to help streamline workplaces and network business professionals. Along with a redesign to be more social, the Yammer developers are also providing access to developers in order to attract third-party apps.
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Yammer 2.0: A Facebook for the Warren Buffett set
Are you coming to Cloudforce London on September 8th? If you are, and have a Twitter handle (or is that a wing?) why not join in some fun.
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Tweet for Cloudforce London. get Free stuff!
VMware is moving up the stack with an ambitious plan to offer an IT services environment that connects the end points between the data center and the cloud.
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VMware Makes Its Move Up the Stack – Microsoft in its Sights
Salesforce.com is a top provider of CRM software in large part because its application is intuitive and easy to use and deploy. It is interesting, therefore, that many Salesforce.com users are opting for Salesforce.com Mobile because it is even easier and more intuitive to use than the desktop version, according to the company. “I personally like using the mobile app more in some instances,” said Sean Whiteley, vice president of products and marketing at Salesforce.com Chatter
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Anything Desktop Salesforce Can Do, Mobile Salesforce Can Do Better?
We’re always on the lookout for upcoming Web tech events from around world.
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 27 Aug. 2010
Here’s a 2:25 video with complete text below.
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Force.com Labs Update
Appolicious , the site that offers iPhone / iPad /Android app reviews and recommendations with a bevy of social networking tools, announced today that it’s launching a revamped Android site at AndroidApps.com (and a companion Android app), a new site dedicated entirely to Yahoo apps, and an improved search engine. The company took hold of AndroidApps.com when it purchased the video app review company AppVee in February . But until now, the Android site hasn’t been able to take advantage of Appolicious’s social features, and it has looked nothing like its new parent site
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Social app directory Appolicious expands Android support, adds Yahoo apps
We’re always on the lookout for upcoming Web tech events from around world. Know of something taking place that should appear here? Let us know in the comments below or contact us
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 21 Aug. 2010
Still around? Here’s something to take a look at before you leave for the weekend — a nice new app from Force.com Labs. Listing on the AppExchange: Social Salesforce using LinkedIn’s Company Insider
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Friday Bonus: Social Salesforce using LinkedIn’s Company Insider Widget
