Travels with Children by minnemom & North Dakota's...
Rated • 2 reviews • travel • minnemom.com
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WritingRoads
Last seen: 6 days ago
Julie is a woman from Massachusetts, USA
I'm the founder of Writing Roads, LLC, a professional marketing copywriter, speaker/workshopper and consultant with a specialty in web & blog writing and activating social media authentically to grow any business. I've written for corporate outfits like Traveler's Insurance, non-profits such as 4-H and the Girl Scouts, incredible start-ups like Flexpaths and plenty of small businesses and one-person shops. My writing has been featured on ChrisBrogan.com, Liz Strauss' Successful Blog and Copyblogger. I'm a huge supporter of the freelancer's journey and have a free ebook and a One on One Intensive both called, How to Be a Successful Copywriter. I also co-founded http://socmedia101.com - Social media tips and how-to's for beginners.
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Social Media Drives New Forms of Interaction - Social...
Rated • 2 reviews • internet, amazon, itunes, social media, youtube, facebook • daniweb.com
From the page: "came across an interesting post today by the Kansas City Star's Eric Adler suggesting that technology is robbing us of serendipity, those playful moments of spontaneous discovery.
For example, he wonders when the last time a young person went into a library or book store and just found a book on the shelves. Are search engines and the web robbing us of this experience? In my view, while technology is altering the way we experience the world, it isn't necessarily completely removing serendipity from the equation.
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Could Google Phone Mark End of Network Domination -...
Rated • 1 review • cell phones, google, google phone, technology • daniweb.com
From the page: "News "leaked" this weekend of an unlocked Google-branded phone. On the upside, an unlocked phone means you aren't tied to any particular carrier, nor are you required to sign a contract, but on the downside, you don't get the large provider subsidy on the phone cost in exchange for the contract lock-in. I'm wondering if Google releases a really nice unlocked phone for a reasonable price, if it could mark the beginning of the end of large network domination in the U.S.
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AT&Ts Odd Retail Strategy - Cellphones, PDAs and Handheld...
Rated • 1 review • cell phones, technology, at t, smart phone, holiday shopping, iphone • daniweb.com
From the page: "My son needs a new phone, so yesterday at my suggestion, we took a trip to the local AT&T retail store to get a look at the options up close and personal. Instead of eager sales people trying hard to sell us phones, we found they preferred to send us over to the Mall to retail partners Best Buy and Radio Shack. Seems to me if you are going to spend the capital to keep a brick and mortar operation going, you might want to try to be a bit more enthusiastic about selling phones."
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What is Your Dream Social Media Job? : Short Pump Preppy
Rated • 2 reviews • career planning • shortpumppreppy.com
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Travels with Children by minnemom & Five Contradictory...
Rated • 9 reviews • family, travel, family travel, holiday travel, survival trips • minnemom.com
From the page: "Are you heading over the river and through the woods to grandmotherâ€s house for Christmas? Or perhaps taking advantage of the school vacation to take a family vacation? While youâ€re making your holiday road-trip plans, keep these tips in mind. They helped us survive (and enjoy) a 17-day, 3700-mile trip with four young kids last Christmas."
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The Apple Tablet Rumor Mill Grinds Unabated - Apple...
Rated • 1 review • apple, technology, apple rumors, apple tablet • daniweb.com
From the page: "We've been hearing about an Apple Tablet for such a long time now, it feels like it should exist, yet it doesn't. With each Apple event, the rumors are so vivid, we actually believe them. Then the announcement comes, the shiny new ipods and Mac Books and other equipment are marched out, and we are left open-mouthed, shocked sitting in the empty auditorium thinking they must have forgotten something. "
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Google Goggles Gives Android Users Bragging Rights -...
Rated • 1 review • search, google goggles, science, visual search, google, multimedia search • daniweb.com
From the page: "Google announced Google Googles yesterday, an application that uses the camera in your Android-powered phone to take a picture, conduct a visual search, then return results. Google admits that it's very early, but this is extremely intriguing technology and it has the potential to take visual search to a whole new level by combining it with virtual reality to give you results when you have no information whatsoever."
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Orlando Sentinel - Friday Five: 5 things to be thankful...
Rated • 3 reviews • psychology • orlandosentinel.com
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Droid Could Bring Motorola Back From Dead - Cellphones,...
Rated • 1 review • science, android, google, motorola, verizon, droid • daniweb.com
From the page: "Until Motorola came out with the Droid, they were the forgotten cell phone company, but it wasn't that long ago that everyone wanted one of their phones: the Razr. This was in 2004, in the days before the iPhone when smart phones were found only in the pockets of executives and sales people. The Razr was thin and sleek and it flipped open in a very cool way. But after that, Motorola all but disappeared -- until now.
It's clear that Motorola recognized this was an opportunity and they have seized it, building a great feature-filled phone running Google's Android phone OS, but will it be enough to bring this company back from the dead in the cell phone market?"
