Justin Levy

JANUARY 4, 2010

Justin Levy Marketing and Social Media Home About Archives Contact Disclosures Newsletter Speaking Gone Mobile Written on January 5, 2010 by Justin Levy in announcements , blog , miscellaneous 2 Comments - Leave a comment! You can now access a mobile version of [ justinrlevy.com ] when you use a touch mobile device such as an iPhone or Droid.

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Justin Levy

JULY 4, 2009

Justin Levy Marketing and Social Media Home About Archives Contact Disclosures Newsletter Speaking Being Brought to You Now in a Mobile Browser Written on July 4, 2009 by Justin Levy in announcements 4 Comments - Leave a comment! But, instead of seeing the full-version of the site, you’ll see the mobile version.

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Justin Levy

APRIL 21, 2010

I think that our iPhone app is pretty cool. I don’t see a lot of people shaking their iPhones yet…I think we need to make it more obvious for everyone to shake and meet. Yes, three words: mobile, social, search. What is the best unused or unknown feature of Tungle.me? If you want to try Tungle.me Have you tried Tungle.me

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Justin Levy

JULY 3, 2010

Well, when planning the trip I knew that I wouldn’t have data on my iPhone. Now I realise your not a native here so you don't want to be spending money on new and temporary contracts with mobile providers etc and the natives will have more access but. Sounded easy enough while back in Boston, right? I was ok with that.

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Justin Levy

JANUARY 13, 2010

Even now Google reader mobile is clunky. If I flag something in email, it sits there and annoys me until I take care of it [link] justinlevy What type of mobile device are you using? If you're using an iPhone, Droid, or Blackberry, there are some great RSS apps that hook right into Google Reader.

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Justin Levy

OCTOBER 11, 2009

The backdrop may be all helvetica font, and lime greens and sky blues, and sleek UI’s, and cute looking birds, and iPhone apps. It is the same story it has always been. The setting has changed. But it’s the same story it has always been, humans finding new ways to connect with each other.

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Justin Levy

APRIL 28, 2014

Do you use an iPhone or Android? One word: mobile. Mobile devices have opened up new time slots, new ways of accessing data, new ways of consuming information, and podcasts are riding that wave, especially since podcasts traditionally cover areas where there isn’t as much variety. What apps are on your home screen?

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