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2010 Geo-Loco Conference in SF: What is your geo-location strategy?
There are only two days left to get in on the early-bird price for the 2010 Geo-loco Conference: The Future of Geo-Location.
If you are at all interested in the topic you should consider this one-day conference scheduled for July 21. Bancroft Research Group has assembled what appears to be a “who’s who” of experts and [...]
iPhone 4: First Impressions at 24 hours
Overall I really like this phone. It was the perfect early birthday present. I’m very happy with the new features with the exception of the antenna. However, this is a phone. As cool as it is in all the other respects, designing it so it drops calls is unacceptable. If the bumper doesn’t solve this without decreasing reception, I’m afraid I’ll have to revert back to the 3Gs until Apple solves the problem.
App Exchange offers App Developers and Brands a FREE opportunity to present at ad:tech SF 2010
If you are an app developer or a brand with an app (mobile or desktop), check out the App Exchange that is going to be hosted at ad:tech April 19 & 20 in San Francisco.
Until midnight March 31, ad:tech is accepting submissions in the following 4 areas for a FREE “highly coveted speaking spot on [...]
Geo-Loco! Bay Area Geeks discuss the issues and direction of geo-loco services.
The panel was composed of Kevin Marks of BT as the moderator, with Robert Scoble of Rackspace, Tom Coates of Yahoo’s Fire Eagle, Matt Galligan of SimpleGeo, Jeremy Toeman of Stage Two Consulting, and MG Siegler of Techcrunch as the panelists.
10 Ways Not to Blow an Interview as a Project Manager - Part II
Sometimes after the interview process is over and you get briefed about the project, you have that hollow feeling in the pit of your stomach and your mind starts asking questions: “Is this project to big for me? Do I really have the experience required?” Those questions are fine and even answering them in the negative is fine. But please do it before you have negotiated compensation and accepted the job.
