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A Little Bit About Tungle.me | Justin Levy

Justin Levy

If youre new here or just an old friend, Id love it if you subscribed via RSS feed. For those not in a Microsoft Exchange environment or that wants to schedule meetings with others outside of their office, Tungle.me Yes, three words: mobile, social, search. Thanks for taking time out of your day to come hang out here!

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Apple is Creating a “Social Network” the Right Way

Stay N' Alive

Microsoft’s strength was the consumer OS that could be installed on almost any affordable PC, and has since become Exchange and Outlook and Enterprise apps. Soon Apple will let you take those friends into Mobile Me to share photos with each other. Google’s strength was search. Oracle’s strength is the database.

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A great opportunity for Nokia that no one has mentioned…

The Way of the Web

For a full and complete analysis of how far Nokia have floated up the creek without any propulsion, Tomi Ahonen is as comprehensive as ever in his figures, predictions, and critical analysis of Microsoft and Nokia CEO Stephen Elop. Kinect is a record-breaking success.

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A Brief History of Social Media [Infographic]

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In 2005, the platform was rolled out to university students across the country, looking much different than it does today. Twitter acquired the independent app “Tweetdeck,” which allowed you to follow multiple feeds, users, and messages across Twitter from the same screen. Let’s take a look at the history of social media.