iPhone | Mobile and Social Media

After Using iOS 6 Beta 2 for a Few Days, Here are My 5 Favorite Features

Posted on 02. Jul, 2012 by hilzfuld.

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Around the time of Apple’s developer conference WWDC every year, I am faced with a dilemma. Do I update my iPhone/iPad to the new version of iOS, which is in Beta for developers or do I wait till it is more stable and publicly available? Somehow, I always come up with the same answer and it involves my heart stopping for a few minuts while my precious iDevices come back to life. If you have updated an iPhone or iPad, you know exactly what I am talking about.

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Who Says Hardware Doesn’t Matter? Watch This iPhone 4S vs Galaxy SIII Drop Test

Posted on 04. Jun, 2012 by hilzfuld.

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I have been using an iPhone for a few years now as my primary mobile device. Of course, I have a few other devices I play with throughout the day, many of them running Android but my main phone has been an iPhone since I ditched my BlackBerry.

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The Leap Gives us a Sneak Peek at the Future of Computing and is Available for Preorder Now

Posted on 23. May, 2012 by hilzfuld.

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TweetBy: Hillel Fuld (@hilzfuld) Every so often a new technology comes along that you instantly know will be a hit and set a new standard. You know, the original iPhone is an obvious one, but there are other ones that are smaller and also left their impression on the world of technology. Things like the [...]

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An Interview with Google’s Senior VP Engineering, Vic Gundotra about Google+ and Misconceptions

Posted on 11. Mar, 2012 by hilzfuld.

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The tech space is so ironic sometimes. While pundits refuse to believe that anyone can compete with Android’s market share and are quick to dismiss Windows Phone with the claim “They are just too late to the game”, the same is happening to Google in the social space.

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Four Unfortunate Ways Twitter Is Killing Tweetdeck

Posted on 12. Dec, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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Twitter, as a company, has made its share of mistakes over the years. These include implementing its own retweeting system that makes it significantly more difficult to see how many people retweeted you and who they are (not to mention the fact that when I use the Twitter retweet, I can’t add my two cents to the original tweet, it all kind of defeats the purpose), the Twitter URL shortening service, which seems to break more links than it shortens, or many others. But the good news was that with all these issues, I always had Tweetdeck to fall back on. Then Twitter bought Tweetdeck.

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Above the Fuld: This Week’s Tech News (Nov 13th-23rd)

Posted on 23. Nov, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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Truth be told, I kinda love putting these posts together, it helps me feel productive by seeing exactly how many posts I have written in the last week or month. The fact that people keep telling me they love them and use them as a resource to catch up on all the technology news they missed, well that is just the icing on the cake.

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Seven of Steve Jobs’ and Steve Wozniak’s Craziest Pranks

Posted on 21. Nov, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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So I just finished reading the biography of Steve Jobs and to say I loved every word of it would be an understatement. I wrote a review of the book and if you can only read one post, this one or that one, read my review. Of course, what made the book so amazing was not just my love for technology or Apple products, nor was it my admiration for Steve Jobs, it was the story of a man filled with contradictions who ended up revolutionizing anywhere between seven and nine industries, depending who you ask.

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Above the Fuld: A Month in Tech (Oct 9th-Nov 13th)

Posted on 13. Nov, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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It has been quite a crazy month in and out of the tech industry and while I usually try to post these articles on a weekly basis, clearly, that did not work too well in the last couple of week. But since many (many) people seem to depend on these posts to get up to date, I am forcing myself to get back into the swing of things.

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An Interview with Paul Carr about Living in Hotels and Five Words Every Startup Should Know

Posted on 09. Oct, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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The technology reporting scene on the Web is always full of excitement and drama. Paul Carr makes sure of it. The man is a constant source of entertainment both in his blog posts and on Twitter. The latest TechCrunch story brought out the best in Paul and as soon as Arrington was not permitted to choose his successor as the Editor of TechCrunch, Paul left, just like he promised he would.

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Above the Fuld: This Week’s Tech News (Oct 2nd-9th)

Posted on 09. Oct, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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This week will most definitely go down in the books as the most monumental week in its effect on the tech industry. Except, I mean that in the worst possible way. We lost the father of tech, the legendary Steve Jobs, and many industries will never be the same.

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I Will Miss You, Steve! (Not Great for SEO, but It’s From the Heart!)

Posted on 06. Oct, 2011 by hilzfuld.

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TweetBy: Hillel Fuld When I sit down to write a blog post, I often plan it out for hours before. I think about the content, and how unique my angle is. I think about the title and how I will make it enticing enough for people to click. I think about the length of the [...]