http://www.whytwitter.co.uk Twitter Information, Twitter News, Twitter Spam, Social Marketing, Chrome OS, Netbook Pack Sat, 15 May 2010 10:32:17 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Here we were thinking we had to wait until at least November for the first hardware running the Google Chrome OS. But look who could be the first out of the gate with the netbook-friendly operating system: It’s Acer. If the rumors are true and Acer does show off Chrome OS ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/483/chrome-os-pc-weeks-from-now/ Frankly - am I missing something? The iPad, as discussed in whytwitter many times cannot multi-task. Yet, the iPad is supposed to be the computing platform of the future even so it is like going back into the early ninties. You explain to your friends your new device has: no ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/476/why-apple-announces-new-iphone-operating-system/ “You don’t fit – you’re out.” Very simple. Twitter seems to suspend accounts left, right and centre. Whilst the official version (see below) is claiming to reduce spamming – whytwitter sources show and say different. May be this reads like a big statement, a little research of how many accounts have been ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/456/twitter-is-killing-itself-account-suspended/ Social network beat search engine in the U.S., according to Hitwise Although the "thud" wasn't verified until this afternoon, it seems that an online giant fell a couple of days ago. According to new data from Hitwise, Facebook managed to beat Google in terms of visits between March 7th and ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/440/facebook-unseats-google-as-most-visited-site/ Apple started taking early orders yesterday for its tablet, even though no one's really sure what they're buying. Friday morning, the fool's parade started. Apple is taking online "pre-orders" for its iPad tablet, which is supposed to begin shipping on April 3. Buying a new kind of product sight unseen is ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/436/ipad-pre-orders-for-idiots-only/ Google's open source king Chris DiBona talks Chrome OS and Android-powered microwaves During a visit to Google's London HQ Dan Grabham grabbed some time with Chris DiBona. He's the Open Source Programs Manager for Google, overseeing everything the corporation does that's open sourced and making sure it's "correct and useful." He talked ... http://www.whytwitter.co.uk/430/will-chrome-os-deliver-us-the-disposable-pc/