Pebble, the makers of the smart watch, announced that they are releasing their software developer kit in April, but it will only include tools that let developers create “watch faces.” Check out the video below of Eric Migicovsky, the creator of the Pebble watch, updating backers as to the company’s progress.
Is Apple In Some Serious Trouble?!?!
Ok Clearly there is some pressure at Apple with Samsung selling So Many phones, and Apple’s Stock dropping, but see what were’s talking about after the Jump.
OMG!!!! Apple Is Being Sued!!!
A class action lawsuit is being brought up against Apple for faulty computer display. According to sources , the man who is initially suing says there is an issue the retina display in the MacBook pro series. The lawsuit accuses Apple of “tricking” customers into buying ghosting screens by not disclosing which computer uses which make of display. Customers started seeing burn in problems after they purchased the computer. After an image had been displayed for about 10 minutes it would leave a ghost of the image after customers had cleared their screens. After customers started to complain, apple launched a trouble shooting link.
Dropbox Buys WHAT App Company?!?!
Mailbox mobile app, which only launch a month ago, is being bought by Dropbox. CEO Drew Houston of Drop said, “We felt we could help Mailbox reach a much different audience much faster.” In the deal the 13 employees will go to Dropbox. Dropbox will keep the Mailbox service running, and over time Dropbox will also use Mailbox’s technology to enhance Dropbox features.
Where Did Mark Zuckerberg Place On THIS List?
The Facebook chief earned a 99 percent approval rating from his social network employees, topping Glassdoor’s annual list of the 50 highest rated CEOs. Employees across various industries were surveyed by Glassdoor over the past 12 months. This year, 18 of the top 50 listed CEOs are from technology-based organizations, including SAP’s Bill McDermott and Jim Hagemann Snabe, who rose seven points from 2012 to tie with Zuck for first place. Check out the gallery for the complete list of top 50 CEOs. TatWza Glassdoor
Google Translate Is Letting Users DO What?
Google Translate added new feature that allows you to easily create a personalized phrasebook with the words and phrases that you have already searched for. When users enter a word or phrase into Google’s translation service they’ll see an option to save that word or phrase for later reference. For the words to be saved, The user must be signed into their Google account in order to use the Phrasebook option. The new feature also opens doors for Phrasebook to be possibly used with Google Glass.
