11 Things to Avoid When Using Twitter

Twitter has taken off since my last post. It is all over the place. You can turn on the TV at any given time in any given country and be sure to hear it mentioned. Between Oprah, Ellen, Ashton, and many others, it is safe to say, Twitter is becoming much more mainstream as time goes on. I already wrote a list of reasons explaining why you should tweet, how to tweet, and what to do after you join Twitter, I thought I would tell you what NOT to do when tweeting.

 

Ten Things you Must Know before Using Twitter

As I thought about the next topic for a blog post, I could not help but get drawn back to Twitter. It is what interests most of my readers, and the truth be told, it is what interests me. This week, Twitter experienced a game-changing event. My wife joined! The reason I mention my wife joining is because when she joined, I started to realize that there are some very basic terms that are unknown to new Twitter users and are not explained well anywhere. I figured I would take the task upon myself to explain to the millions of the people out there who will be joining Twitter over the next year or two, what they need to know.

 

Microsoft Surface Blurs the Lines between Virtual & Real

This has to be the most surreal video I have ever seen. It displays the results of an experiment called Davinci that is best described by the makers of the video “DaVinci is a prototype/experiment that blurs the lines between the physical and virtual world by combining object recognition, real-world physics simulation and gestural interface design on a Microsoft Surface.”

 

Fring Enters the Twitter Arena

Fring is one of my all time favorite apps on the iPod Touch, and it is only getting better with time. To just give you a short overview of what Fring is, if you do not already know, it is a social aggregator for multiple platforms. Fring supports iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Symbian, Java, and Linux. Here are some of the things that make Fring an awesome program…

 

Tracx’s Presentation at Techonomy (HD Video)

After I wrote about Tracx in my last post, and how I connected with it the least out of the all the presenting companies at Techonomy, the CTO and Co-Founder Niv Singer commented on the post. He could not have been nicer and explained that Tracx listens to its users’ feedback and how it is a work-in-progress. The following is a Tech N’ Marketing exclusive HD video of Tracx’s presentation at Techonomy.

 

Techonomy 2009: Great Startups & Amazing Event

I was fortunate enough to attend the Techonomy event this week in Tel Aviv, and I have to say, it was one of the best tech and networking events I have ever attended. The attendees included everyone from Yossi Vardi to pretty much the entire Israeli Twitter community. The startups that presented all had very innovative concepts and the presenters were all very passionate and excited about their product. So here is the list of the startups that presented…

 

Top 5 Reasons to Tweet

Being a heavy Twitter user has presented a very serious challenge for me. I am asked multiple times every day, “What is Twitter?” I always try to answer that question in the most relevant way taking my audience into consideration. It is really hard to sell Twitter to someone who just doesn’t get it. Now when someone asks me the famous question, “What the heck is all the buzz about? What is so great about Twitter?” I will direct them to the following list in which I name the 5 advantages Twitter posseses over other social networks: