I’ve been thinking about Early Adopters lately. I think I’m an EA and reviewing the definition solidifies my thinking. I am generally aware of and interested in new technology, but not all types. I don’t care much about new technology in home theater, tools, sports gear, photography, etc. I pretty much just stick to computer …
Congrats to Joe Fernandez and team klout for being on the front page of today’s WSJ. Congrats too for grabbing $8.5 million in new funding!
I did a couple stories a few months ago on klout and I was glad to see they made some recommended changes (not saying I influenced them).
I thought I’d look around and see what others are saying about the service. Here are some recent stories on klout:
Lately, I’ve been thinking about innovation and the role of early adopters. Survey after survey of exectutives describes “innovation” as a priorty for moving their business forward and providing value to their shareholders. Yet instilling an innovative culture seems to be a difficult task.  A company is made of humans that will have some proclivity …
This is a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. My perspective is from that of a Android mobile enthusiast. I’m also reviewing the product as an enterprise device, not as a casual consumer so I did not pay special attention to the lifestyle aspects of playing music, reviewing pictures or it’s ereader capabilities.
Recent reports show Android catching up to Apple on mobile OS market share. I’ve also read that Verizon’s launch of the iPhone may hurt Android’s sales by as much as 15%. Given these dynamics, which mobile OS do you think will be leading the pack in one year’s time?